Being left in sheer shock from losing family members, the residents tried to heal themselves by seeking justice for what they believed: that the incident was an example of a gross human rights violation.

One of the keys to success in preventing children from returning to committing unlawful behavior is by providing them with skills. The youth can be empowered and leave their dependence on the criminal world.

The eruption claimed 34 lives, while 22 people are missing and 22 others seriously injured, while 4,250 residents were evacuated to 19 emergency shelters and the homes of houses other residents.

The issue of resolving human rights violations has never made any progress. Going nowhere. Now, President Jokowi\'s second term is the best momentum to pay off the campaign debt.

Families of the victims refuse to forget about the incident that has caused them to lose their loved ones. The winding road to seek justice is really tiring. However, the flames of conviction have kept them going.

More than 20 years have passed, and the families of victims of the human rights abuses in May 1998 are still waiting for their cases to be resolved. The government is now working on a non-judicial Settlement.

Social institutions can be likened to a two-edged sword for homeless people. On the one hand, a number of institutions have succeeded in helping homeless people change their lives.