The Indonesian President is under mounting pressure to re-open investigations into several prominent human rights abuse cases.
The National Commission on Human Rights, the Law Commission, and now the Head of the Parliament, are calling for an ad hoc court to hear evidence into the killing of 21 student protestors in 1997 and 1998 by the country’s military.
As Rebecca Henschke reports from Jakarta, it is part of a seven-year-long battle for justice by the victims’ families.