Human rights groups welcome chief of staff’s apparent decision to end the decades-long, ‘abusive’ practice
“There will be no more [medical] examination outside that purpose,” Perkasa said. “There are things that are not relevant … And [we] can’t do that kind of examination any more. We must do the same examination on the women recruits like we do on the men recruits.
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