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Politics 1 week ago
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Military court slammed for reducing penalties in activist acid attack case
More than a dozen activist groups have condemned the Jakarta military appeals court for reducing the prison sentences and overturning the dismissals of two soldiers involved in an acid attack targeting human rights defender Andrie Yunus.
Middle East and Africa 5 months ago
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TNI considers possible reduction of peacekeepers
The Indonesian Military (TNI) is open to the possibility of reducing the number of peacekeepers deployed to Lebanon next month, as more Indonesian blue helmets were injured in the southern part of the country amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East.
Middle East and Africa 5 months ago
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Indonesia to repatriate slain peacekeepers as Lebanon violence escalates
Indonesia is coordinating closely with the United Nations to repatriate the bodies of three Indonesian peacekeepers killed in Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon last week, the Foreign Ministry has confirmed, with the remains expected to return home in the next few days.
Middle East and Africa 1 year ago
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Indonesia stands firmly with UNIFIL, says Foreign Ministry
Indonesia will continue supporting the United Nations peacekeeping mission in Lebanon, the Foreign Ministry said on Monday, amid growing concerns over the safety of peacekeepers in the conflict-hit country after a continuous string of Israeli attacks.
Middle East and Africa 1 year ago
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Jokowi urges caution among UN peacekeepers after attack harms two TNI soldiers
President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has called for caution from Indonesian Military (TNI) members deployed as part of the UN peacekeeping mission in Lebanon, which has seen rising aggression from Israel in the past weeks.
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