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Final Offer from Senayan

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

Deliberations on the Military Justice Bill have encountered a dead end. The government doesnt want TNI officers to be tried in civil courts.

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WITHIN a short time, the 10 members of the Special Committee for the Draft Law on Military Justice plan to meet with the government. One of the agenda that has been prepared is the proposal to establish a transition period before military officers are tried in civil courts for crimes committed outside the line of duty. We want to see what the governments response will be, said Special Committee Chairman, Andreas Pareira, who is also the head of t

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