Indonesia: Make Draft Criminal Code Public
Remove Provisions Harmful to Women, Religious Minorities, Free Speech
![About 2,000 students from several universities in Jakarta protest outside the parliament building, calling on the Indonesian government and parliament to allow sufficient time for public debate on the draft Criminal Code, June 28, 2022.](/sites/default/files/styles/square/public/media_2022/07/202207asia_indonesia_criminalcode_protest.jpg?h=2d1490f1&itok=vjy1iHlF)
Remove Provisions Harmful to Women, Religious Minorities, Free Speech
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