GAM female members gather for flag-raising

ACEH, Indonesia - Women members of the pro-independence Free Aceh Movement (GAM), wearing military-style camouflage uniforms, gather at a town in Indonesia's Aceh Province to attend the raising of the outlawed independence movement flag on Dec. 4, the anniversary of GAM's founding 23 years ago.

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