Indonesia Eyes Special Law to Combat Recurrent Bullying Cases
Following recurrent child bullying incidents in Indonesia, the House of Representatives (DPR) is pushing for a special law to protect children. Concerns are rising that existing regulations are insufficient, necessitating a comprehensive review of prevention and handling measures.
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