Despite the political nuance, Komnas HAM promises to investigate the Kudatuli case

Jakarta, CNN Indonesia – The National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) will consider the case of the attack of the Indonesian Democratic Party (19659003), July 27, 1986 (Kudatuli), reported by the Secretary General of the PDI. Hasto Kristiyanto

"The principle is that Komnas HAM is an open institution, whoever comes, (will be accepted) the same thing in Komnas HAM.Therefore, yesterday came the central council of PDIP represented his secretary came of course this that he said we are going to learn, We are dealing by the standards here, "said Amiruddin Al Rahab, Commissioner Komnas HAM at the Komnas HAM office, Jakarta, Friday, July 27.

Though A more political affair, Amir said that Komnas HAM would revisit his task, namely, investigate whether human rights violations have been committed against the incident. data submitted by Hasto to Komnas HAM. "This Komnas HAM is not a political institution, if it's politics, it's his business, not Komnas HAM's business, but the one that will come will be answered by the National Commission on Violence Against Human it (Komnas HAM) Human Rights in accordance with its functions and authorities, "said Amir.

Amir again confirms this so that there is no misunderstanding because Komnas HAM is considered political when it responds to Hasto's report. He reiterated that Komnas HAM would answer anyone who complained about the issue of human rights violations

"Whoever comes to this Komnas HAM, we think that he came with good intentions on the human rights, which came to politics (19659004) Previously, Hasto asked Democratic President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) to reveal the veil of gross violations of human rights when the Riot of July 27, 1996 or Kudatuli, he expects SBY to have important information about the Kudatuli incident.

"We are waiting for this party, including Susilo Bambang's father. Yudhoyono, instead of talking about the party coalition, it's better to talk about the future of this nation. "However, Hasto is reluctant to mention any important information that SBY has on human rights violations in the event," he said at a meeting at Komnas HAM's office, Central Jakarta, Thursday (26/7).

He mentioned that SBY, who is also the 6th President of the Republic of Indonesia, participated as a witness related to the Gray Event because he was always active in duty military.

"Because we know so much of the victims but are covered by the regime that testified and who was then the father of Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono," he added. (DAL)