Nusakambangan.  In early January, I brought my wife  and toddler daughter along on a visit to the Nusakambangan prison. We  went there to visit Republik Maluku Selatan — South Maluku Republic, or  RMS — political prisoners. I wanted to show them that in this country  many can still be jailed for holding different political views, some for  as long as 15 to 20 years.   In June 2007 in Ambon, these RMS political prisoners danced the  Cakalele and raised the RMS flag in front of President Susilo Bambang  Yudhoyono during a seemingly innocuous ceremony to celebrate National  Family Day. Yudhoyono was incensed. The dancers were arrested, and then  tortured. In total, 68 people were arrested after the incident and  sentenced for up to 20 years in prison.   Unfortunately, this is not the end of the story. In 2009, the  political prisoners were forcibly moved, away from their family in  Ambon, to various prisons across Java including Nusakambangan.   I  was delighted that my daughter Kembang b...