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Criminal Justice and Communal Conflict: A Case Study of the Trial of Fabianus Tibo, Dominggus da Silva, and Marinus Riwu

Author
McRae, Dave
Abstract
The criminal trials held so far in response to the Poso conflict have not had a discernable effect in stemming violence in the area. Through a detailed examination of the investigation and trial of three Catholic men executed in 2006, this paper identifies several shortcomings in the approach to criminal justice in Poso, and concludes with a number of lessons for how criminal justice could be better handled in future instances of violent conflict in Indonesia.
Journal/Series
Indonesia
Volume & Issue:
Vol. 83
Date Issued
2007-04Publisher
Cornell University Southeast Asia Program
Type
article