Usman Hamid, coordinator for the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (KontraS), has published an op-ed in the Jakarta Post, "No justice, no aid to Kopassus!" He wrote that "restoring assistance would be seen as Washington’s 'green light' for further military impunity in Indonesia. Such a policy threatens the hopes of democracy and justice in Indonesia."
f the US does restore all aid to Kopassus, without concrete and meaningful preconditions, it would be a disaster for Indonesian human rights. Aid which is not meant just for Kopassus, but also for the TNI, the State Intelligence Agency, and the Ministry of Defense should be carefully tailored to exert maximum pressure to put structural reforms in place that can ensure accountability and civilian control. VISIT WEB
London witnesses one of its largest demonstrations since Gaza ceasefire
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*More than 100,000 march in support of Palestine and in rejection of the
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Middle East Monitor, February 1, 2026 at 10:30 am
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