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        "msgid": "2-lines-x-23-1447899208",
        "date": "2004-02-23 00:00:00",
        "title": "2 lines x 23:",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
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        "summary": "2 lines x 23: Seven policemen to go on trial for Maluku killings Muhammad Azis Tunny The Jakarta Post Ambon, Maluku Seven police officers will go on trial at the Ambon District Court for the killing of two civilians during the 1999-2002 sectarian conflict. Fauzi Marabessy of the Ambon Prosecutor's Office said on Saturday that the local attorney's office had handed over the dossiers of the seven suspects to the court and they would stand trial soon.",
        "content": "<p>2 lines x 23:<\/p>\n<p>Seven policemen to go on <br>\ntrial for Maluku killings<\/p>\n<p>Muhammad Azis Tunny<br>\nThe Jakarta Post<br>\nAmbon, Maluku<\/p>\n<p>Seven police officers will go on trial at the Ambon District <br>\nCourt for the killing of two civilians during the 1999-2002 <br>\nsectarian conflict.<\/p>\n<p>Fauzi Marabessy of the Ambon Prosecutor's Office said on <br>\nSaturday that the local attorney's office had handed over the <br>\ndossiers of the seven suspects to the court and they would stand <br>\ntrial soon.<\/p>\n<p>Jimmi Christian Samma, Matheos Sarimolle and Anthony Siwabessy <br>\nface murder charges for their alleged involvement in the killing <br>\nof Syaiful Ibrahim, a resident of Batumerah subdistrict in Ambon. <br>\nThe remaining four -- Rusman Alfat, Jusuf Baadu and Izak Kaitjili <br>\n-- will be charged with involvement in the killing of another <br>\ncivilian during a trip from Lease Island to Ambon.<\/p>\n<p>There was no detailed information about the killings. Maluku <br>\nPolice spokesman Sr. Comr. Endro Prasetyo said that the police <br>\nhad strong evidence against the suspects.<\/p>\n<p>A number of security officers have been jailed for involvement <br>\nin similar cases during the conflict.<\/p>\n<p>More than 5,000 people were killed and more than 75,000 others <br>\ndisplaced during the bloody conflict, which first broke out on <br>\nJan. 19, 1999. Some people are still staying in refuge camps for <br>\nfear that fresh violence will break out since the condition in <br>\nsome areas has yet to return to normal.<\/p>\n<p>Meanwhile, authorities in Ambon said that 6,000 Muslim <br>\nfamilies who are still taking refuge in Baguala Bay would <br>\ngradually be sent back to their home villages in Poka and <br>\nRumahtiga districts.<\/p>\n<p>Baguala Bay district chief Yan Haumase said on the weekend <br>\nthat 240 families would be sent back home early this week in the <br>\nfirst phase.<\/p>\n<p>\"They have to be sent back home because the houses they have <br>\noccupied for more than four years will be returned to their <br>\nowners. They will receive financial assistance to rebuild their <br>\nhouses,\" said, adding that they took refuge after their houses <br>\nwere burned down on July 24, 1999.<\/p>\n<p>Haumase said that the local police and military had given <br>\nassurances that they would protect the people after they left the <br>\nrefuge camps.<\/p>",
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