Minister Urges Transparent Police Probe into Yogyakarta Riots
Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Political and Security Affairs has instructed the police to conduct a fair and transparent investigation into riots stemming from a demonstration in Yogyakarta. The minister stressed upholding citizens' rights while ensuring public safety.
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