Amnesty: Police Invitation to 'Pesta Babi' Director Not Obligatory
Amnesty International Indonesia stated that the police invitation to Dandhy Dwi Laksono, director of the documentary 'Pesta Babi' (Pig Festival), is an optional request, not a legally binding summons. They emphasized freedom of expression and the police's duty to protect citizens' activities.
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