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Indonesian military court jails four soldiers over acid attack on activist
Indonesian military court jails four soldiers over acid attack on activist The soldiers from the military's Strategic Intelligence Agency were sentenced to between one-and-a-half and three years in prison for the attack in March that left Andrie Yunus blind in one eye. Four Indonesian soldiers found guilty of an acid attack that left an activist blind in one eye were sentenced on Wednesday (Jun 10) to up to three years in prison by a military court, with a judge calling their actions...
Indonesian Military Court Sentences Four in Acid Attack on Rights Advocate
The four defendants in an acid attack on Andrie Yunus, a human rights advocate, were sentenced to prison by a military court in Jakarta, Indonesia, on Wednesday.
Military officers behind acid attack on Indonesian activist sentenced
Military officers behind acid attack on Indonesian activist sentenced to jail Wed 10 Jun 2026 at 4:37pm Four military intelligence officers have been sentenced to up to three years in jail, after they threw sulphuric acid over a human rights activist in a brazen attack in Central Jakarta. This story contains details of an assault.
Indonesia jails four military officers for acid attack on rights activist
Indonesia jails four military officers for acid attack on rights activist Prosecutors argued in court that the soldiers were motivated by anger over Andrie Yunus’s activism. An Indonesian military court has sentenced four officers for their involvement in an acid attack on an activist known for campaigning against the growing role of the army. One defendant was sentenced to three years in jail, a second to 2.5 years, the third to two years and the fourth to 1.5 years, the judge said on...
Indonesian soldiers jailed for up to 3 years over ‘arrogant’ acid attack on activist
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Acid attack victim's lawyer describes trial of perpetrators as a 'sham'
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