26 Unaccounted For After Malioboro Chaos; LBH Highlights Police Transparency Concerns
Following the chaos during a Youth Pledge Day commemoration protest in Yogyakarta's Malioboro area, LBH Yogyakarta has received 48 complaints. Of these, 26 participants remain unaccounted for, with LBH highlighting a lack of police transparency and difficulty in information sharing.
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