Indonesian Military in Human Rights Violations
March 10, 2006/ 23:59 | Filed in: ARTICLE
by Mashudi Noorsalim
A corrupt legal system and a lack of political will means human rights abuses involving the Indonesian military have not been properly processed through the country’s legal system. The Law on Human Rights released in 1999 has not functioned as a firm basis for the processing of human rights abuse cases. In effect, the fall of the New Order regime in 1998 has brought no significant advances in dealing with human rights abuse cases. Continue>>
A corrupt legal system and a lack of political will means human rights abuses involving the Indonesian military have not been properly processed through the country’s legal system. The Law on Human Rights released in 1999 has not functioned as a firm basis for the processing of human rights abuse cases. In effect, the fall of the New Order regime in 1998 has brought no significant advances in dealing with human rights abuse cases. Continue>>