Indonesia accepts 'moral obligation' over East Timor abuses

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Updated July 11, 2008 20:21:12

The Indonesian government says it recognises its 'moral obligation' to act on the findings of the East Timor Truth and Friendship Commission.

Presenter: Joanna McCarthy
Speakers: Usman Hamid from the Indonesian human rights group, Kontras.

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