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Indonesian court finds 4 military members guilty of acid attack on activist, sends them to prison
An Indonesian military court convicted four service members for an acid attack on human rights activist Andrie Yunus, sentencing them to 18 months to three years in prison. Rights groups criticized the verdict for not addressing potential higher-level involvement, and an investigation found indications of a coordinated operation involving more individuals.
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Andrie YunuspersonSgt. Edi SudarkopersonFirst Lt. Budhi Hariyanto Widhi CahyonopersonCapt. Nandala Dwi PrasetyapersonLt. Sami LakkapersonFredy IsnartantopersonAmnesty International IndonesiaorganizationIndonesian National Armed ForcesorganizationCommission for the Disappeared and Victims of ViolenceorganizationNational Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM)organization
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