WALHI Demands Police Reveal 20 Firms Behind Forest Fires
Indonesian environmental NGO WALHI is strongly urging the police to disclose information regarding 20 companies allegedly responsible for forest fires. The organization asserts that uncovering the real identities of these firms is crucial for preventing recurrence and ensuring accountability.
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