The Indonesian parliament should reject proposed amendments to its counterterror law that are unnecessarily broad and vague and would unjustifiably restrict freedom of expression, Human Rights Watch said today. Parliament may consider amendments as early as this month that include stripping Indonesian citizens, suspected of traveling abroad to fight for Islamic State, of their citizenship as well as criminalizing any “insult” to the Republic of Indonesia.
http://www.eurasiareview.com/09022016-indonesia-terror-law-amendments-should-not-threaten-rights-says-hrw/
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