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Tortured in Cairo

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

The Egyptian Police tortured Indonesian students suspected of being terrorists. The Indonesian embassy must be actively involved to ensure the responsible people are punished.

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THE Egyptian government has expressed its regret over the detention and torture of four Indonesian students by the local police. The Egyptian Foreign Ministry has promised Indonesian Ambassador A.M. Fachir that it will provide a comprehensive explanation of the incident. But the Indonesian government should not be satisfied with these words. The government of SBY needs to apply pressure so the people who carried out the abuses are investigated an

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