article_snippet.sent: Following the devastating verdict in Jakarta, Canada and Britain called for the authorities to follow due legal process, while America said America was 'deeply disappointed' and warned America could damage Indonesia's reputation.
article_snippet.sent: The scandal, which erupted in April last year with accusations of abuse levelled at cleaning staff, has sparked deep unease among Jakarta's expatriate community and foreign governments alike.
article_snippet.sent: U.S. ambassador to Indonesia, Robert Blake, said there were serious questions about 'the investigative process and lack of credible evidence against the teachers'. '
article_snippet.sent: U.S. ambassador to Indonesia, Robert Blake are deeply disappointed with this outcome... the broad international community is following this case closely. '
article_snippet.sent: The outcome of the legal process and what the legal process reveals about the rule of law in Indonesia will have a significant impact on Indonesia's reputation abroad.'
article_snippet.sent: The British Embassy in Jakarta said in a statement there were 'concerns about irregularities in this case'.
article_snippet.sent: International disapproval:
article_snippet.sent: The British Embassy in Jakarta Jakarta said in a statement there were 'concerns about irregularities in this case
article_snippet.sent: Accusations of assault at the school - formerly known as the Jakarta International School - initially sparked horror among the expatriate community.