Indonesia Sanctions 32 Companies Over Forest Fires, 125 Cases Face Criminal Prosecution
Indonesia's Ministry of Environment and Forestry has announced administrative sanctions against 32 companies involved in forest fires (Karhutla). Additionally, criminal prosecution proceedings are underway for 125 cases, targeting both individuals and corporations.
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