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Missing, Never to Return

Tuesday, February 5, 2008

The families of activists abducted during the New Order era continue to demand that the former rulers be brought to court.

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TRY Suharto....hang Suharto...take him to court,” shouted activists and members of the Indonesian Association of Missing Persons (Ikohi), dragging an effigy of former President Suharto in an iron cage. They walked 2 kilometers from the National Monument to the National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) office in Menteng, Central Jakarta.

Even though Suharto was no longer in power for years, the families of the kidnap victims continued to de

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