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Bendera activists defy police second summon

Activists from the Benteng Demokrasi Rakyat [Bendera -- Indonesia Democracy Fortress] Ferdi Semaun and Mustar Bonaventura insist to defy Jakarta Police second summon for questioning over a defamati

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