Indonesian military court jails four officers involved in acid attack on rights activist

Indonesia jailed four military intelligence officers for 1.5–3 years and dismissed two for an acid attack on activist Andrie Yunus, who campaigns against the military’s growing role.
Rights groups call the sentences too lenient and suspect higher‑ups were involved, while the court said the attack wasn't ordered by a chain of command and the defendants may appeal.
Andrie suffered burns to about 20% of his body and severe damage to his right eye; the military intelligence chief resigned earlier in the fallout.