Andre Yunus, deputy coordinator of the Committee for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence, has shown remarkable improvement after suffering severe burns. The RSUP Nasional Dr. Cipto Mangunkusumo hospital in Jakarta reported that advanced surgical procedures have supported his recovery.
The National Human Rights Commission of Indonesia has called on the national army to investigate four suspects involved in the assault on activist Andre Yunus. This request is part of the commission's efforts to uncover the facts surrounding the incident.
Indonesian Minister of Human Rights, Natalius Pigai, has called for a transparent trial regarding the assault on activist Andre Yunus, who was attacked with a flammable substance in Jakarta. This incident has raised widespread concerns about human rights in the country.
Indonesian Deputy Minister for Legal Coordination and Human Rights, Otto Hasibuan, urged the public to trust the transparency surrounding the case of activist Andre Yunus, who was attacked with a chemical substance. He affirmed the government's commitment to addressing the issue legally and transparently.
Indonesian authorities have transferred the case of activist Andre Yunus to the military police center, a move deemed legal provided it is transparent. This comes amid calls for an independent investigation team to ensure justice.
The Metro Jaya Police in Indonesia announced the transfer of the acid attack case against activist Andre Yunus to the Indonesian military. This decision follows the completion of investigations that revealed new facts related to the incident.