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World 5 years ago
Electoral College confirms Biden White House victory
As Biden appealed to Americans to "turn the page" on the divisive contest, electors met across all US states to seal his win, with California pushing Biden over the majority of 270 votes - and clearing the way for him to take office on Jan. 20.
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
Attorney general files appeal against ruling on statement regarding Semanggi cases
Attorney General ST Burhanuddin has filed an appeal against a guilty verdict in a lawsuit filed by family members of victims of the Semanggi shootings over his statement that the tragedies did not amount to gross human rights abuses.
National 5 years ago
Attorney general to appeal guilty verdict over statement on Semanggi tragedies
A Jakarta State Administrative Court ruling has found a substantial flaw in Attorney General ST Burhanuddin's statement on the Semanggi tragedies, concluding his action as an “act against the law” committed by a government official.
National 5 years ago
Attorney general's statement on Semanggi tragedies 'act against the law': Court
The Jakarta State Administrative Court (PTUN) has granted a lawsuit filed by family members of victims of the Semanggi tragedies against Attorney General ST Burhanuddin over his statement that the tragedies that claimed at least 29 lives were not gross human rights violations.
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