Syahar Banu, a daughter of Aminatun Najariah who was sent to jail 35 years ago after the Tanjung Priok massacre took place, had not been born at that time. However, the impact of that tragedy resonates decades afterward and affects the lives of many, including Banu. “Growing up, I had to see my mother go through recurring stages of depression,” Banu told The Jakarta Post on the sidelines of a press conference held to mark the 35th year since the massacre at Amnesty International Indonesia’s office in Central Jakarta on Thursday. “When night fell, she often got panicky and screamed at the top of her lungs. She said she still hears the voices of people being physically tortured that she used to hear when she was in jail,” she added. Banu said that Aminatun was arrested along with her brother Abdul Basir and then sent to jail without undergoing lega...