Indonesia Issues Statement on Violence Against Anti-Modi Protesters
The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed concern over acts of violence against protesters opposing Indian Prime Minister Modi. The country calls for respect for freedom of expression and the right to peaceful demonstration.
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