Aceh peace talks in Tokyo end unsuccessfully

Aceh peace talks in Tokyo end unsuccessfully

TOKYO, Japan - Malik Mahmud, ''prime minister'' of Indonesia's separatist Free Aceh Movement (GAM), speaks to reporters at a Tokyo hotel on May 19 following the failed two-day peace talks with thee Indonesian government. Indonesia's military attacked several separatist rebel strongholds in Aceh later in the day.

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