An Indonesian military court sentences four service members to prison terms for involvement in an acid attack on human rights activist Andrie Yunus, a deputy coordinator of the rights group KontraS. All the outlets report that the officers are found guilty of serious premeditated assault. Prosecutors argue that the attack is motivated by anger linked to Yunus’s activism and his criticism of the military. The sentencing terms are described as up to three years, with ABC News and The Independent stating the maximum term in the court’s disposition. The case is handled through the military justice system, and The New York Times reports that military prosecutors take over the case despite objections from Yunus. Across reports, the court’s decision focuses on the officers’ responsibility for carrying out the attack and the premeditated nature of the assault. The articles provide broad agreement that the four defendants are convicted and incarcerated following the ruling, while differing only on emphasis and details about motivations and the process by which the military prosecutors become involved.