Criminal Justice & Legal System

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November 2010

Cartoons/Indonesia
Kompas – November 20, 2010

Gayus: Happy here, happy there, happy happy everywhere...

August 2010

Cartoons/Indonesia
Kompas – August 28, 2010

Kid: Mr, don’t worry about the wealth report... there’s a special going on letters certifying good behaviour... and remissions!

April 2010

Cartoons/Indonesia
Kompas – April 17, 2010

Kid: This scandal, that scandal, there’s no end to it... so what’s the broad national development program Sir?

Politician (chair reads “Republic of Clowns”): Build as maaaaany prisons as possible.

February 2010

Cartoons/Indonesia
Kompas – February 17, 2010

1st Man: You lookin’ for something?

2nd Man: His conscience.

January 2010

Cartoons/Indonesia
Kompas – January 16, 2010

Kid: It’s been like this for years...

Cartoons/Indonesia
Kompas – January 13, 2010

Prisoner: If there’s an inspection you’ll deal with it right, I’ll give you some more pocket money later ok?

Bottom cells: Chicken thief, pickpocket, clothing thief.

News/Indonesia
Kompas – January 4, 2010

Jakarta – A existence of a human rights court and ad hoc human rights judges needs to be reexamined. Moreover ad hoc human rights judges are seen as excessive and consideration needs to be given to whether such ad hoc judges are in line with international justice.

December 2009

Cartoons/Indonesia
Kompas – December 19, 2009

Kid: It turns out that a coin can carry more weight, right Dad?

Scales read: Justice/Law.

News/West Papua
Detik.com – December 1, 2009

Nala Edwin, Jakarta – The Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (Kontras) is urging the government to investigate the beating of Buchtar Tabuni, a prisoner at the Abepura jail near the Papuan provincial capital of Jayapura. The beating triggered a riot at the jail on November 26.

November 2009

Cartoons/Indonesia
Kompas – November 24, 2009

While the rich and powerful trample over the legal system with impunity, the poor and those seeking redress for injustice, domestic violence and human rights abuses face a maze of corruption, legal discrimination and bureaucratic hurdles.