Can the crime of disrupting security be subject to probation?

Article 43 of the Criminal Code 2015 stipulates:

- Surveillance is the requirement for a person sentenced to imprisonment to reside, work, live, and rehabilitate in a designated locality under the supervision and education of the local government and the local people. During the period of surveillance, the convicted person is not allowed to leave the place of residence without permission, is deprived of certain civil rights as stipulated in Article 44 of this Code, and is prohibited from practicing certain professions or doing certain jobs.

- Surveillance is applied to those who commit crimes against national security, repeat offenders posing dangerous threats, or in other cases as prescribed by this Code.

- The duration of surveillance is from 01 year to 05 years, commencing from the date of completion of the imprisonment sentence.

The crime of "Disrupting Security" is stipulated in Article 118 - Chapter XIII: Crimes against National Security.

Additionally, Article 122 of this Code also stipulates additional penalties for crimes against national security as follows:

Persons committing crimes under this Chapter may also be deprived of certain civil rights, subject to surveillance, prohibited from residing from 01 year to 05 years, or have part or all of their property confiscated.

Thus, according to the above regulations, persons convicted of disrupting security may be subject to surveillance from 01 year to 05 years, commencing from the date of completion of the imprisonment sentence.

Respectfully!