Indonesian Soldiers Accused of Acid Attack: Unveiling Papua's Conflict
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Indonesian Soldiers Accused of Acid Attack: Unveiling Papua's Conflict

Indonesian soldiers are accused of an acid attack on six civilians in Nduga Regency, Papua. Initially denied, the military later admitted involvement, apologized, and promised a thorough investigation. This incident reignites focus on Papua's long-standing separatist conflict and the military's history of human rights abuses.

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