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A 9.1 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of Sumatra, triggering a tsunami that devastated Aceh, Indonesia, within minutes on December 26, 2004.
A brother is found murdered in Aceh, raising questions about military accountability in Indonesia.
At least 1,700 people, mostly civilians, have been killed in Aceh in the last year as the Indonesian military intensifies its crackdown on separatists.
A tsunami washed a power-generating ship three kilometers inland, where it became a memorial park and a popular tourist attraction in Banda Aceh.
Aceh's civilians endure violence as the Indonesian Minister for Human Rights faces critical decisions.
In April 2005, Aceh rebels accuse the Indonesian army of cease-fire violations and ethnic cleansing.
Two men are lashed in Aceh for gay sex as 141 are arrested in Jakarta for a gay party.
Islamic fundamentalism grips Aceh, Indonesia, as sharia law enforcement intensifies.
Over 200 rebels are claimed to have been killed by the Indonesian Army, despite no reports from relief organizations confirming any attacks.
Aceh's civilians suffer amid violence between the Indonesian military and separatist fighters.
Indonesia uses Tsunami aid as a cover for military actions in Aceh in February 2005.
Indonesia uses embedded reporters to shape the narrative of the Aceh conflict.
