To confirm with the Indonesian government andPLN on the facts concerning the said unjust arrest/long-term detention of two local farmers, and to urge them the unconditional release of the two farmers.
Journalists and media workers must be able to work in an environment free from fear of intimidation,harassment, undue arrest and prosecution, and require protection in order to promote transparency and accountability in any society.
If we add to this the number of people tortured, brutalized, falsely imprisoned, forced to become refugees, or who had their lives ruined by Western terrorism, the number of victims reaches the hundreds of millions.
Wrongful arrest, intimidation and ill-treatment of detainees, and closing meetings"as a preventive measure", are common wherever opponents of globalisation meet.
Their sentencing and imprisonment under the Official Secrets Act of 1923 for covering allegations of serious human rights violations in Rakhine State also serve to intimidateother journalists who will fear harassment and undue arrest or prosecution for merely doing their jobs.
On September 24, many members of JATAYU gathered in front of the Indramayu Regency police andcalled on it to stop the unjust arrests of two farmers. However, the Regency police decided to detain two farmers for 20 days until October 13 due to the fears for escape, destruction of evidence, and so on.
Locals are particularly concerned about the effects the plant will have on their livelihoods, such as agricultural land and fishing area, and on the overall environment of their community, and have protested the project. But the villagers have been the victims of human rights violations, such as physical violence,intimidation and unfair arrests by the military and police etc.
Without this Japan-backed project in Indramayu, the local farmers andtheir families would have been never suffering from such illegal arrest or detention.
The commission, headed by a former army general until recently blacklisted by Washington, also found"insufficient evidence" of rape andwas still looking into claims of arson, illegal arrests and torture of the Rohingya.
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