Indonesia’s National Commission on Human Rights has called on the executive and legislative branches to widen the protective framework for workers on digital platforms. The commission argues that current regulations do not adequately cover gig workers who rely on app‑based jobs. It also urges the adoption of rules that would make the algorithms governing these platforms more transparent. The appeal was made public through a news agency based in the capital. Komnas HAM emphasizes that stronger oversight could safeguard labor rights. The request targets both new legislation and amendments to existing laws.