Human Rights Commission Investigates Pre-Dawn Raid on Girls' Islamic Boarding School
Indonesia's National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) has launched an investigation into a pre-dawn raid by armed police at a girls' Islamic boarding school (Ponpes) in Central Java. The incident raises concerns about child protection, women's privacy, and the dignity of the residents.
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