Indonesia to Overhaul Human Rights Law, Adapting to AI Era
The Indonesian government plans a complete overhaul of its existing Human Rights Law (UU HAM) to adapt to contemporary challenges and the evolution of AI. Minister of Law and Human Rights, Yusril Ihza Mahendra, stated the revision aims to build a comprehensive human rights protection system capable of addressing new technological and social issues.
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