Jakarta Vocational School Teacher Investigated for Alleged Sexual Harassment of Male Student
A dance teacher at Jakarta's State Vocational High School 27 (SMK Negeri 27 Jakarta) is under scrutiny following allegations of sexual harassment against a male student, which have gone viral on social media. Police are providing psychological support to the alleged victim and investigating the case.
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