Amnesty Urges Independent Panel for Indonesian Spyware Scandal Investigation
Amnesty International Indonesia is strongly urging the government to establish an independent investigative committee regarding alleged illegal wiretapping involving the Chief of Presidential Staff and former National Police Chief. They emphasize the necessity of civil society participation, highlighting potential human rights violations.
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