On 28 September 2021, the documentary 'Gij zult niet doden' ('Thou Shalt Not Kill') premiers on the Dutch television channel NPO2. The documentary revolves around lawyer Liesbeth Zegveld and the court case concerning the ending of the Moluccan Train Hijacking near De Punt (Drenthe, the Netherlands) on 11 June 1977. For this, director Koert Davidse spent five years following Zegveld, who together with lawyer Brechtje Vossenberg represented the surviving relatives of Max Papilaja and Hansina Uktolseja, two of the hostage-takers who were shot dead, in their search for truth about and justice for what happened that day in 1977.
See a trailer for the documentary here; the documentary itself can (also) be seen fully on the NPO2-website.
Previous items about the trial
- 15-16 Februari 2021: oral arguments in appeals case re: Moluccan Train Hijacking (1977) / Live stream
- Moluccan Train Hijacking: Papilaja and Uktolseja’s lawyers to get greater access to audio recordings, at a neutral location
- Surviving relatives Papilaja and Uktolseja astounded by final verdict in case re: Moluccan Train Hijacking (De Punt)
- Oral arguments in the Moluccan Train Hijacking (De Punt)
- Interview with Liesbeth Zegveld regarding De Punt
- Witness hearings of retired marines re: the Moluccan Train Hijacking (De Punt, 1977) over
- Court prohibits appeal against interlocutory verdict of 1 February 2017 re: 'De Punt'; case will move forward
- Claims re: Moluccan train hijacking (1977) not time-barred; court orders further investigation
- 4 November 2016: evidentiary hearing re: executions by State during ending of train hijacking at 'De Punt' in 1977
- Surviving relatives of of executed Moluccan train hijackers summon the Dutch State to court re: 'De Punt’
- Train hijacking ‘De Punt’: surviving relatives and a survivor hold the State liable