Posts with tag: Andrie Yunus

Whitewashing military responsibility: disappointing verdicts in Andrie Yunus acid attack trial

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In our view, military courts should not have jurisdiction to try members of the military and security forces for human rights violations. Military courts in Indonesia often lack the impartiality, independence, and transparency required under international legal standards for a fair trial. This case is a perfect example of the problem.

Courtroom or comedy? Acid attack trial suggests renewed military impunity    

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The trial of Andrie Yunus’ acid attackers has demonstrated that the military remains a strong political force, similar to what it was before reforms began in 1998, but with a different level of visibility.

Acid attack on KontraS activist signals resurgence of New Order-style fascism

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The latest political developments in Indonesia indicate that a Soeharto-esque fascism is reemerging.

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Date created: 1 July 2015

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