Trial begins for 4 Indonesian service members charged over acid attack on activist
The trial for four Indonesian service members accused of an acid attack on an activist has commenced. The incident has drawn significant attention and raised concerns about the treatment of activists in Indonesia. The outcome of the trial could have implications for human rights in the country.
- ▪Four Indonesian service members are on trial for an acid attack on an activist.
- ▪The attack has sparked widespread outrage and concern for activist safety in Indonesia.
- ▪The trial's outcome may influence future human rights policies in the country.
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