Remembering Pat Walsh: A Luminary of Indonesian Human Rights Advocacy
Pat Walsh, co-founder of Inside Indonesia and a dedicated human rights activist for decades, has passed away. Colleagues and friends remember his lifelong commitment to advocating for human rights, particularly concerning East Timor and abuses under Indonesia's New Order regime.
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