Indonesia: Make Draft Criminal Code Public

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image 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. © 2022 Andreas Harsono/Human Rights Watch (Jakarta) – The Indonesian government should release the latest draft of the proposed criminal code to ensure a full and informed public discussion of its provisions, Human Rights Watch said today. A 2019 version of the draft law raises grave concerns that its provisions could violate the…

Read complete article

~	Why youth apathy in elections bodes ill for Kenya

~	It's great education ministers agree the teacher shortage is a problem, but their new plan ignores the root causes

~	English Football Should Stand for Rights as World Cup Approaches

~	Bahrain: Free Ailing Academic

~	Congress passes Inflation Reduction Act: Its climate promise relies heavily on carbon capture, meaning thousands of miles of pipeline

~	Unsealed court documents show the FBI was looking for evidence Trump violated the Espionage Act and other laws – here’s how the documents seized show possible wrongdoing

~	Congress passes sweeping climate bill: Its projected emissions cuts rely heavily on carbon capture, meaning thousands of miles of pipeline

~	Yet Another Victim of Indonesia’s Blasphemy Law

~	Drought: heavy rain now might be a serious problem for the UK's parched landscape

~	Here's how government documents are classified to keep sensitive information safe