Sukoharjo Police Chief Removed Following Armed Raid on Islamic Boarding School
The Police Chief of Sukoharjo, Central Java, has been removed following criticism over an armed search of an Islamic boarding school, sparking debate on child rights and due process. The incident highlights concerns over police conduct in religious educational institutions.
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