Journalist Allan Nairn Facing Arrest in Indonesia: Reported U.S.-Backed Forces Assassinated Civilians

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Allan Nairn, Journalist
Allan Nairn, Journalist

There is simply no better journalist in the world over the last 30 years than Allan Nairn.

EXCLUSIVE from Demcoracy Now

Journalist Allan Nairn Facing Possible Arrest in Indonesia for Exposing US-Backed Forces Assassinated Civilians

In Indonesia, investigative journalist Allan Nairn is facing possible arrest for exposing that US-backed Indonesian armed forces assassinated a series of civilian activists last year. Since Allan Nairn broke the news of the assassination program on Democracy Now! on Friday, the Indonesian press has been buzzing with the allegations. A military spokesman told the Jakarta Globe that the military is considering legal action against Nairn. Earlier today, Nairn issued a public challenge to the Indonesian military to arrest him so that he could face off with the military in open court.

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