Survivors, victims of Indonesia's 1965 atrocities seek reconciliation

Survivors, victims of Indonesia's 1965 atrocities seek reconciliation

This April 19, 2016 photo shows Nani Nurani, 75, one of the survivors of atrocities sparked by an aborted military coup in 1965. In 1969, Nani was jailed for seven years without trial only for singing at an anniversary ceremony of the now-defunct Indonesian Communist Party. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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