least 26 calls to Muchdi, and a number of calls to a confidential BIN line. A United States diplomatic cables leak alleged that former BIN chief A. M. Hendropriyono "chaired two meetings at which Munir’s assassination was planned" and that a witness at those meetings told police that "only the time and method of the murder changed from the plans he heard discussed; original plans were to kill Munir in his office." When Hendropriyono was first appointed to the BIN it was bitterly condemned by Munir, who was guiding an investigation into Hendropriyono's role in human rights abuses for a prosecution. Muchdi and Hendropriyono were both summoned for questioning by a presidential fact-finding team, but they refused to comply with the investigation. Recommendations by the team for Hendropriyono's prosecution were completely ignored by the police and the attorney general's office. In 2014, Hendropriyono admitted to journalist Allan Nairn that he bore "command responsibility" for the assassination, and he was ready to accept being put on trial. Posthumous honours Munir was posthumously awarded the Train Foundation's Civil Courage Prize, which recognizes "extraordinary heroes of conscience". In 2013 a museum in Malang was opened in his honour. Personal life Munir was married to Suciwati, a labour rights activist at the time. They had two children. His wife is pursuing the investigation of Munir's assassination and works to keep Munir's case and human rights at the centre of Indonesian politics. See also Human rights in Indonesia Activism Human Rights Indonesia International Humanitarian Law Right Livelihood Award Transparency International References External links Munir Museum BBC News - Indonesia widens Munir enquiry Dateline Archives - Garuda's Deadly Upgrade Indonesia pilot jailed for murder "Munir: Vanguard of reform", Sidney Jones, The Jakarta Post, 10 September 2004 Washington Post - Airline Probed in Activist's Murder Who Killed Munir? Munir's Widow Calls on Indonesia to Hold His Govt. Killers Responsible - video report by Democracy Now! People from Batu, East Java Indonesian people of Yemeni descent Garuda Indonesia University of Brawijaya alumni Indonesian activists Indonesian human rights activists Assassinated activists Deaths from arsenic poisoning Assassinated Indonesian people 1965 births 2004 deaths 2004 murders in Indonesia 2004 murders in the Netherlands