US EditionOne year after deadly fan crush at Indonesia soccer stadium, families still seek justice
- One year after the deadly soccer stadium crush in East Java, families of the victims are demanding that authorities reopen investigations and recognize the incident as a serious human rights violation.
- Amnesty International Indonesia is urging the government to thoroughly investigate and hold accountable all those responsible for the tragedy.
- Indonesia has already convicted five out of six suspects who were charged with negligence in the deaths of 135 people.
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One year after Indonesia football stadium crush, families still seek justice
The surge at a stadium in East Java last October left 135 dead. Indonesia has convicted 5 of 6 suspects who were charged with negligence but some victims’ relatives say the punishments do not go far enough.
One year after deadly fan crush at Indonesia football stadium, families still seek justice
A year has passed slowly for Devi Athok, an Indonesian man whose two teenage daughters died in a crush of fans at a football stadium in East Java in October 2022 after police fired tear gas, setting off a panicked run for the exits that left 135 people dead.
One year after deadly fan crush at Indonesia soccer stadium, families still seek justice
MALANG, Indonesia (AP) — A year has passed slowly for Devi Athok, an Indonesian man whose two teenage daughters died in a crush of fans at a soccer stadium in East Java in October 2022 after police fired tear gas, setting off a panicked run for the e
One year on from stadium disaster that killed 135, these families are still seeking answers
One year on from the Kanjuruhan football stadium disaster that killed more than 130 people in Indonesia, families of the victims are calling on authorities to reopen investigations and declare the incident "a serious human rights violation".Video footage aired by CNN affiliate CNN Indonesia showed emotional scenes as families gathered at the National Police Headquarters in the capital Jakarta on Wednesday to demand justice.Families, many of whom…
One year after the tragedy at the Kanjuruhan stadium in Indonesia, the wounds of Arema FC fans are still open
On October 1, 2022, a giant stampede caused by police tear gas fire caused the deaths of 135 people in Malang, Indonesia. Relatives of the victims are still calling for justice.
One year on from stadium disaster that killed 135, these families are still seeking answers
By Heather Chen, CNN (CNN) — One year on from the Kanjuruhan football stadium disaster that killed more than 130 people in Indonesia, families of the victims are calling on authorities to reopen investigations and declare the incident “a serious human rights violation.” Video footage aired by CNN affiliate CNN Indonesia showed emotional scenes as families gathered at the National Police Headquarters in the capital Jakarta on Wednesday to demand…
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