Last Update: Saturday, September 10, 2005. 9:21pm (AEST)
An Indonesian human rights court has acquitted two senior police officers accused of rights abuses in Papua Province five years ago.
The judges ruled a that senior commissioner was not guilty of allowing his subordinates to torture and kill civilians during a raid on student dormitories in December 2000.
The same court earlier cleared a local military commander of similar charges.
One of five judges who presided over the case gave a dissenting opinion.
He said he believed it was clear that the two defendants were guilty, either by commission or through omission.
Amnesty International has said the acquittals demonstrated the failure of Indonesia's justice system.
Sumber : http://www.abc.net.au/news/newsitems/200509/s1457604.htm
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An Indonesian human rights court has acquitted two senior police officers accused of rights abuses in the easternmost province of Papua five years ago.
Judges ruled the Senior Commissioner not guilty of allowing his subordinates to torture and kill civilians during a raid on student dormitories at Abepura in December 2000.
The same court also cleared the then local commander of the paramilitary police, of similar charges.
One of five judges, Kabul Supriyadi, says he is the only dissenting opinions on the verdicts.
He says he believes the two defendants are guilty, either by commission or through omission.
Amnesty International says the acquittals demonstrate the failure of Indonesia's justice system.
Sumber : http://www.abc.net.au/ra/news/stories/s1457585.htm
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very good om jack, banyak kemajuan yach..!!
good luck
so pulang papua kah?
Nest Kemana aja, selama ini, aku dr dulu ngari loe tp menghilang trus, aku masih di Bgr, byk hal yang sedang menghambat saya utk pulang ?