REPRESSION OF A BASIC HUMAN RIGHT IN MALUKU:
FREEDOM OF POLITICAL EXPRESSION
FREEDOM OF POLITICAL EXPRESSION
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Nasib Tak Tentu Tapol Papua dan Maluku di Bawah Jokowi
By Andreas Harsono - Indonesia Researcher Human Rights Watch | 9 August 2017 Jokowi’s Political Prisoner Problem Human Rights Watch | August 9, 2017 Filep Karma Minta Tapol Papua dan Maluku Selatan Dibebaskan Satu Harapan | Selasa, 25 Oktober 2016 Act now for a primary school teacher, tortured and serving 15 years in jail for waving a flag Amnesty International | 19 September 2016
Sekum PGI: Tapol RMS Korban Dendam SBY
Satu Harapan | Jumat, 13 Mei 2016 2015 HUMAN RIGHTS REPORT : INDONESIA United States Department of State • Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor April 13, 2016 MALUKAN PRISONER OF CONSCIENCE JOHAN TETERISSA GRANTED MEDICAL CARE Amnesty International | 31 March 2016 Commentary: Indonesia's Forgotten Political Prisoners Jakarta Globe | March 16, 2016 | By : Andreas Harsono Amnesty International: Jokowi Gagal Penuhi Perlindungan HAM CNN Indonesia | Rabu, 24/02/2016 | On February 22, dies in prison Simon Saiya, leader of the liberation movement RMS – Moluccas Sovereignty Front (FKM) . His death was caused because the prison authorities in Ambon refused to give him medical care
Indonesia: Johan Teterissa and other Malukan prisoners of conscience cruelly held thousands of miles away from home
Amnesty International | 29 juni 2016 INDONESIA: RELEASE PEACEFUL POLITICAL ACTIVISTS ARRESTED IN MALUKU AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL - PUBLIC STATEMENT 25 April 2014 Indonesia’s next leader must prioritize human rights Amnesty International USA / Wed, 30 Apr 2014 Malukan prisoners of conscience at risk of torture Amnesty Intern. / 9 January 2014 Tortured and jailed for peaceful protest and the raising of a flag Amnesty Intern. UK (Press Release) Tue, 17 Dec 2013
Stop the torture and immediately release Johan Teterissa
Amnesty International New Zealand - August 17, 2012
Human Rights Watch Slams Indonesia for Minority Rights, Imprisoned Activists
Jakarta Globe | January 31, 2013 Indonesia: Act on Human Rights Commitments Human Rights Watch June 8, 2011 01:00 Letter to President Yudhoyono on Indonesia's Human Rights Commitments Human Rights Watch June 8, 2011 06:03 Indonesia: Free 'Balloon Activists' in Ambon Human Rights Watch 2010-08-10 HUMAN RIGHTS WATCH released a Report June 23, 2010 HRW condemned the Indonesian government for criminally prosecuting peaceful expression by separatists in the Moluccas and Papua |
Maluku: Military eyes wide shut on Indonesia's latest unrest
Christian Science Monitor | 07 June 2000 
The pro-independence dance at Merdeka Stadium in Ambon
On 29 June 2007, at least 23 men performed the ‘Cakalele’ dance (a traditional Maluku wardance) in front of Indonesia’s President, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono in Ambon, Maluku province, Eastern Indonesia. At the end of their performance, the Moluccan dancers displayed the ‘Benang Raja’ flag, symbol of South Maluku independence, before central government, foreign and provincial officials. Police arrested 22 of the dancers, subjecting them to severe beatings and torture during their interrogation and detention. They were sentenced to between seven and 20 years’ imprisonment. READ MORE » Ambon, June 29th, 2007
President Susilo BambangYudhoyono commissioned Detachment 88, locally known as DENSUS 88, to tackle hard the peaceful political-activists and punished them as terrorists. The elite police counter-terroris unit is financed, trained and equipped by USA and Australia.  
Jakarta Globe / Apr 25, 2014 Jakarta Post | 2012-09-02
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