One year after deadly crush at Indonesian soccer stadium, justice still sought as families continue fight for accountability

In October 2022, 135 people died, including 43 children, in a crowd surge at a soccer stadium in Malang, Indonesia.
The crush occurred after police fired tear gas into the packed stadium, causing a panic.
Five officials have been convicted so far, but some families believe the punishments are inadequate.
Amnesty International has called on the government to thoroughly investigate and hold all responsible parties accountable.
As the one-year anniversary approaches, relatives of victims vow to keep fighting for full justice and accountability.