Indonesian Rights Group Demands Probe into Student Poisoning
An Indonesian human rights committee reported a food poisoning incident on at least three islands, affecting over 2,000 students and teachers after they consumed free meals as part of a government program to combat malnutrition launched by President Joko Widodo. The committee called on the police to open an investigation into the cases and to suspend the operation of the suspected kitchens, warning that the lack of safety and hygiene standards threatens the right to safe food. The causes of the poisoning cases remain unclear, but authorities have pledged to address the issue seriously.
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