Sociologist Criticizes Anti-Bullying Bill, Cites Need for Better Enforcement Over New Regulations
A university sociologist in Indonesia has criticized the parliament's push for a special anti-bullying law, arguing that existing regulations are sufficient and enforcement is key. He warns that harsher penalties for children could jeopardize their future.
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