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Politics 1 year ago
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Lawyers, consumers prepare lawsuit against Pertamina in fuel scandal
The Jakarta Legal Aid Institute (LBH Jakarta) will file a lawsuit against energy giant Pertamina and its subsidiaries to ensure compensation for consumers potentially affected by the allegedly low-quality gasoline that was sold as premium fuel.
Politics 1 year ago
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Police brutality mars nationwide protests with dozens injured
Various human rights groups reported that the police had used excessive force in dispersing the protests by firing water cannons and tear gas as well as launching violent attacks against unarmed participants, some of whom were underage students.
National 5 years ago
Twenty-two years on, families of Semanggi victims grasping at straws in search for justice
Twenty-two years since the 1998 student movement was staged by university students against former Indonesian strongman Soeharto, families of the fallen victims of the Semanggi tragedies are still doing everything they can to search for justice, even as their faith in the government dwindles.
National 5 years ago
Human rights activists urge Komnas HAM to treat Munir's murder as extraordinary case
"It's a problem if the state continuously regards the murder as an ordinary crime because a statute of limitations applies to it. Two years from now, the case could be closed for reaching the time limit of 18 years," Jakarta Legal Aid Institute director Arif Maulana said on Monday.
National 5 years ago
Most Indonesians concerned about overcapacity at health facilities during pandemic: Survey
"Of the 1,100 respondents, 88.4 percent said they were afraid that medical facilities could not accommodate those who were sick," Nila Ardhianie, the director of the Amrta Institute, said in an online press conference on Monday.
City 6 years ago
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Hearings over historic air pollution lawsuit continues after failed mediation
The Central Jakarta District Court held a hearing over a historic civil lawsuit on air pollution, filed by civilians grouped under the Jakarta Advocacy Movement Team to fight for better air quality in the capital.
