Human Rights Bill Expected to Strengthen National Human Rights Commission's Independence
Indonesia's proposed Human Rights Bill (RUU HAM) is expected to bolster the independence of the National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM), restoring its role as a 'home' for activists and human rights defenders, aiming to strengthen the nation's human rights protection framework.
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