Indonesia: Victims of the Aceh conflict still waiting for truth, justice and reparation

Headline Title: Indonesia: Victims of the Aceh conflict still waiting for justice 18 April 2013 Victims and family members are still waiting for the Indonesian authorities to provide them with truth, justice and full reparation almost eight years after the end to the devastating Aceh conflict, Amnesty International said in a new report released today.The report, Time to Face the Past, documents the failure of local and central authorities to establish the truth of what happened during the years of violence which left between 10,000 and 30,000 people dead, many of them civilians.…

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