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View all search resultsAmnesty-International
World 5 years ago
Govt should support Aceh residents' solidarity for stranded Rohingya: Amnesty
Amnesty International has urged the government to show support for Aceh residents after they rescued dozens of Rohingya refugees in Northern Aceh waters. Amnesty called this event "a victory for humanitarian solidarity" and demanded that the Indonesian authorities ensure immediate protection for the refugees.
National 5 years ago
Escalating intimidation, threats, ahead of high-profile treason verdict: Rights groups
Rights groups in Indonesia have complained of escalating intimidation and security threats in the run-up to the verdict in a high-profile treason trial against seven West Papuans that is expected on Wednesday.
National 5 years ago
Speakers in '#PapuanLivesMatter' discussion hit by spam calls, Zoombombed in live event
The video conference that started at around 1 p.m. was disturbed by unwanted intrusions, ranging from incoming spam calls to some of the speakers’ mobile phones from foreign numbers to "zoombombing".
National 6 years ago
Court finds activists guilty of treason for holding Papuan self-determination protest
Judges have sent activists to prison for committing treason during a protest supporting Papuan independence last August. A human rights watchdog criticized the decision, saying they had the right to assemble and voice their opinions.
National 6 years ago
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Jump in death sentences highlights ‘hasty’ court cases
The staggering increase in capital punishment verdicts last year has fueled criticism of Indonesia’s justice system, with activists accusing judges of ignoring basic human rights and underlining the ineffectiveness of the death penalty in reducing crime.
