Prosecution of Indonesian Prosecutor's Office Official Deemed Forced
Allegations are surfacing in Indonesia that the prosecution of Febrie Adriansyah, an official at the Attorney General's Office, is being "forced." Reports suggest that internal power struggles and political motives within the prosecutor's office may be behind the charges.
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