Indonesia: Activists Face Criminal Charges For Peaceful Protests
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Eight Indonesian activists - Delpedro Marhaen Rismansyah, Muzaffar Salim, Khariq Anhar, Syahdan Husein, Wawan Hermawan, Saiful Amin, Shelfin Bima Prakosa, and Muhammad ‘Paul’ Fakhrurrozi - have been arbitrarily arrested and charged with criminal offenses for protesting or using social media in support of recent protests.
Their cases are part of a broader violent crackdown by the Indonesian Police on nationwide demonstrations that began on 25 August 2025.
These activists are facing criminal charges solely for exercising their right to peaceful protest.
Author's summary: Activists face charges for peaceful protests in Indonesia.
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