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Opinion 6 years ago
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Papuan political prisoners: Broken promises, broken lives
The way the Papuan problem is dealt with is a serious test for the nation — and Jokowi’s second term in office. Indonesia’s democracy is said to be at its lowest in 20 years. It’s often the government apparatus that violates its own laws and tramples on the civil, political and human rights of its own people.
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