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Politics 2 years ago
UN rights panel concerned by extrajudicial killings in Papua
The committee said it welcomed a Supreme Court decision to uphold the conviction of six law enforcement officers for the premeditated murder of four Papuan people in the city of Timika, but stressed there was a lack of information on other cases.
Asia & Pacific 4 years ago
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Indonesia to protest ‘ill-intentioned, click-bait’ UN Papua report
The government has said it will file a complaint against what it has called an “unprofessional, ill-intentioned and one-sided” report by three United Nations human rights experts on its handling of conflicts in Papua.
National 5 years ago
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Investigation begins after six FPI members killed by police
The National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) has formed a fact-finding team to investigate a clash between the Jakarta Police and the Islam Defenders Front (FPI) that occurred on Monday morning and resulted in the deaths of six men affiliated with the hardline group.
City 8 years ago
Five arrested, two shot for allegedly stealing from Jokowi administration staff member
The Jakarta Police have arrested five people who allegedly stole from Armedya Dewangga, an expert staff member of the administration of President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo. One of the suspects was shot dead after allegedly resisting arrest.
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