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Hague tribunal rules Australia 'complicit' in Indonesia's communist crackdown

Members of the Indonesian Communist Party were taken to prison in Jakarta, Oct 1965
Members of the Indonesian Communist Party were taken to prison in Jakarta, Oct 1965 Source: AAP

An international tribunal has ruled the Australian government was complicit in mass killings committed by Indonesia in the 1960s with 500,000 people killed during a purge of Communists by the Indonesian government.


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By Santilla Chingaipe, Phượng Hoàng

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An international tribunal has ruled the Australian government was complicit in mass killings committed by Indonesia in the 1960s with 500,000 people killed during a purge of Communists by the Indonesian government.



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