Indonesians in Europe Urged to Avoid Protest Zones for Safety
The Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly advised Indonesian citizens residing in Europe to maintain political neutrality and stay away from protest zones, as demonstrations related to declining education quality and rising living costs escalate across the continent. This preventive measure aims to protect nationals amidst increasing public unrest and destruction of public facilities.
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