GA-03590 1973-10-12 relevance B public
Thurgauer Zeitung (12 Oct 1973): Zeit der Folterungen, eine düstere Seite der Gegenwart (Sri Ambar)
Swiss press, 12 Oct 1973: Amnesty torture campaign, Sri Ambar hung by her wrists
Swiss Thurgauer Zeitung, 12 October 1973, a dpa wire report on Amnesty International's 'Week of the Political Prisoner' campaign against torture, naming ten torture victims. The Indonesian Sri Ambar (Sri Ambar Rukmiati per the sweep log) is said to have been beaten stripped and hung naked by her wrists a whole night. Her surname, union role and Gerwani are not mentioned.
Thurgauer Zeitung (Swiss), 12 Oktober 1973, berita kantor dpa tentang kampanye 'Pekan Tahanan Politik' Amnesty International menentang penyiksaan, dengan menyebut sepuluh korban. Perempuan Indonesia Sri Ambar (Sri Ambar Rukmiati menurut catatan penyisiran) disebut dipukuli dalam keadaan telanjang dan digantung pada pergelangan tangannya semalaman. Nama keluarga, peran serikat, dan Gerwani tidak disebut.
“Unter anderem sei die Indonesierin Sri Ambar völlig entkleidet geschlagen und nackt eine ganze Nacht lang an ihren Handgelenken aufgehängt worden.”
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