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Yasonna Hamonangan Laoly Justice and Human Rights Minister
Prison conditions are very bad

The outbreak of violence at Banceuy Penitentiary in Bandung, West Java two weeks ago deeply affected Justice and Human Rights Minister Yasonna Hamonangan Laoly. The incident might have appeared ordinary in the rough-and-tumble world inside Indonesian prisons, given that the death of inmate Undang Kosim triggered the violence. Nevertheless, it was the third of such incidents in 2016 alone.

Yasonna found the root of the problem to be commonplace: the number of inmates exceeding the limited capacities of Indonesian prisons and the shortage of prison personnel. He admitted frankly that conditions in Indonesian prisons were unacceptable. "They're very inhumane," he said in a recent interview in his South Jakarta office last week.

Interview Tuesday, May 10, 2016 Edition

Mount Penanggungan Archaeological Routes

In olden times, the people of Java considered Mount Penanggungan in Mojokerto-Pasuruan, East Java, and the Dieng Plateau in Banjarnegara, Central Java, as sacred mountains. The two sites became centers of worship for religious ascetics. The temples they built can still be seen today. Over the past year some new archaeological sites were discovered at both Dieng and Penanggungan. Interestingly, these findings were not made by an official archaeological body but by a social movement concerned with tourism. Its proponents are trying to fill the void left by the government in preserving Indonesia's wealth of cultural heritage.

Intermezzo Tuesday, February 25, 2014 Edition

The Forgotten Kingdom of Blambangan

The Blambangan kingdom has never been accorded a place in Indonesian national history. Blambangan was a Hindu kingdom that existed contemporaneously with Majapahit and continued to exist long after Mahapahit’s demise.

Surviving up to the 18th century, Blambangan resisted the inroads of the Dutch East India Company, the VOC, to the bitter end. So why is there little or no mention of Blambangan in our national history? Why does the popular tale, Damarwulan-Menakjingga, cast Blambangan in a bad light and portray Menakjingga as a villain? Tempo sets out to trace the history of the Blambangan kingdom and reveal the truth.

Interlude Wednesday, September 22, 2010 Edition

Nusakambangan's New King

Convicted businessman Bob Hasan, currently serving time at Nusakambangan, has managed to magically transform the penal colony off the south coast of Central Java into a pleasant place to live. It's become an issue between justice and compassion.

Opinion Tuesday, March 5, 2002 Edition

Between Buru and Nusakambangan

Buru and Nusakambangan islands are two places that are bound together by a similar history: as locations of incarceration. While Buru has returned to more normal times, Nusakambangan remains unsuitable for visitors, as the government plans to build a maximum security prison for drug felons. What is the current situation on the two islands?

Intermezzo Monday, December 11, 2000 Edition

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