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The National Commission on Human Rights' (Komnas HAM) Reasons for Rejecting the Working Group's Participation in Handling 13 Cases of Serious Violations

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The working group was formed by the Coordinating Minister for Law and Human Rights and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to handle 13 cases of gross human rights violations.

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The working group was formed by the Coordinating Minister for Law and Human Rights and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to handle 13 cases of gross human rights violations.

The government has formed a working group to handle serious human rights violations. Yusril reveals that 13 past cases remain unresolved.

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The Coordinating Ministry for Law and Human Rights (Kemenko Kumham Imipas) has formed a special Working Group to resolve the deadlock in handling 13 cases of alleged past gross human rights violations, as directed by President Prabowo.

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The government has formed a cross-agency working group (pokja) to overcome various obstacles in handling cases of alleged gross human rights violations, with Otto Hasibuan as the chairman.

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The government has formed a special team to find solutions to 13 cases of alleged gross human rights violations that have yet to be resolved. The government has formed...

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SINDOnews.com broke the news on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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