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Indonesia’s Constitutional Court Strikes Down Government Insult Laws
Less than eight months after implementation, Indonesia’s highest court has invalidated criminal provisions that penalized insulting the government and state institutions, marking a significant rollback of recent legal restrictions.
31 Aug, 03:27 — 31 Aug, 03:27
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