The Indonesian Ombudsman for Yogyakarta has asked the police to prioritize a humanist approach and release demonstrators who have not been proven to have violated the law.
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jogja.jpnn.com, YOGYAKARTA - The representative of the Ombudsman of the Republic of Indonesia Special Region Yogyakarta (ORI DIY) asked the ranks of the Special Regional Police of Yogyakarta (Polda DIY) to put forward a humanist approach and not rush to use the instruments of detention in responding to the dynamics of the protests that led to arrests in Yogyakarta.
The Indonesian Ombudsman for Yogyakarta has asked the police to prioritize a humanist approach and release demonstrators who have not been proven to have violated the law.