The Marsinah Case Reopened

Hopes of unraveling the Marsinah murder mystery have re-emerged. The watch factory worker was killed nine years ago. The National Commission on Human Rights plans to re-investigate the case due to recent discoveries.

This new evidence, according to one member of the commission, Bambang W. Suharto, was obtained after a team from the commission conducted an initial investigation in Marsinah's home region of Sidoarjo, East Java. "

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