APSN Banner

Indonesia & East Timor Digest

Displaying 107801-107850 of 109171 Documents

Views Default View  Tile View  List View    Help

December 8, 1997

Creators Syndicate - December 8, 1997

[A syndicated column circulated to a number of publications.]

Norman Solomon – One day in the spring of 1995, some policemen arrived and…

Tapol - December 8, 1997 (Based on a report posted in Bahasa Indonesia by Matabean)

The Movement for Reconciliation and Unity of the people of East Timor is being obstructed by the administration in the region of Lautem. The…

Extracts from TIRAS - December 8, 1997

A new organisation called Movement for Reconciliation and Unity of the East Timorese People has come into being in East Timor, led by Manual…

Indonesian People's Front (FRI) - December 8, 1997

[The following is a translation of a report sent to ASIET by the National Committee for Democratic Struggle (Komite Nasional untuk Perjuangan…

December 7, 1997

PRD - December 7, 1997

[The following is a translation of a statement sent to ASIET (Action in Solidarity with Indonesia and East Timor) by the Central Leadership…

December 6, 1997

Sydney Morning Herald - December 6, 1997

Paul Cleary in Canberra and Louise Williams in Jakarta – When Indonesia invaded East Timor 22 years ago, the population stood at 688,000 and was…

The Age - December 6, 1997

Timor's suffering women believe that a harsh program of 'ethnic dilution' is under way, writes Karen Kissane.

The first shock came when her…

December 5, 1997

Lusa - December 5, 1997

Macau – The Governor of East Timor, Abilio Osorio Soares, has ordered the police to arrest the leaders of the Movement for the…

The Nation - December 5, 1997

The Indonesian military is serious about redeeming its tarnished image, a top general said. The Nation's Rita Patiyasevi reports.

Atrocities…

Jakarta Post - December 5, 1997

Jakarta – Minister of Manpower Abdul Latief said yesterday that it was President Soeharto who ordered the use of state-owned social insurance…

MateBEAN - December 5, 1997 (Posted by Tapol)

Dili – The identity of the four young men of Mau-bara, Liquisa is still a mystery. Witnesses interviewed by local journalists still can not gave…

MateBEAN - December 5, 1997

Dili – Lautem local government harassed the activity of the new East Timor Reconciliation Movement (GRPRTT). The movement itself was the…

December 4, 1997

Jakarta Post - December 4, 1997

Jakarta – Bank Indonesia, the central bank, yesterday denied rumors that it would convert bank deposits into government bonds and freeze U.S.…

Antara - December 4, 1997

Jakarta – The Indonesian government has announced that it will stop issuing new logging permits except for Irian Jaya and East Timor…

Far Eastern Economic Review - December 4, 1997

John McBeth, Jakarta – Last February, an Indonesian military intelligence team filmed American human-rights activist Danny Kennedy lifting samples…

Reuters - December 4, 1997

Jakarta – The bodies of four youths have been found in the troubled territory of East Timor and Indonesia's military has blamed their killings on…

Sydney Morning Herald - December 4, 1997

Louise Williams, Jakarta – Indonesia's rupiah hit a record low yesterday, despite the massive International Monetary Fund (IMF) rescue…

December 3, 1997

Green Left Weekly - December 3, 1997

Norm Dixon – Thirty-eight trade unionists protesting against the visit of Indonesian President Suharto to South Africa were arrested in Cape Town…

Lusa - December 3, 1997

Jakarta – The chief police of Dili, Colonel Rismanto, said on Tuesday he did not know the whereabouts of three East Timorese students…

Indonesia ››
Sydney Morning Herald - December 3, 1997

Louise Williams, Jakarta – Indonesia's Parliament is preparing to hand President Soeharto sweeping emergency powers that would allow security…

Jawa Pos - December 3, 1997 (Unabridged translation posted by Tapol)

Three of Horta's bodyguards were arrested yesterday by Oxford police and held in a cell in St Aldate police station after being caught beating up…

December 2, 1997

Lusa - December 2, 1997

Jakarta – Indonesia announced on Monday that it had appointed new chiefs for the police and army in Dili, capital of East Timor.

December 1, 1997

Human Rights Watch/Asia - December 1997

The following are excerpts from a Human Rights Watch Asia Report: Communal Violence in West Kalimantan (40 pages), released in December 1997,…

East Timor Human Rights Centre - December 1, 1997

Grave fears are held for the safety of Bobby Xavier, Boaventura, Cristiano Conjaka and Gaspar da Silva who are currently in detention at POLDA (…

Pro-democracy Weekly (MBR) - No 7, Week III, December 1997

[The following is a translation of the text of a leaflet sent to ASIET by the Mega-Bintang-Rakyat Democratic Coalition. The leaflet was…

Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI) - December 1, 1997

Today, we, a number of artists of the Jakarta Artists Solidarity Group visited the offices of the Indonesian National Committee for Human Rights (…

Reuters - December 1, 1997

Jim Della-Giacoma, Jakarta – A U.S. based human rights group called on Monday for an independent investigation into violence in Indonesia earlier…

November 30, 1997

Vancouver Sun - November 30, 1997

David Hogben – Two Indonesian security officers were arrested while installing electronics equipment in a secure zone at the Hotel Vancouver…

November 29, 1997

Agence France Presse - November 29, 1997

Jakarta – A student attacked a university lecturer in East Timor for trying to teach dispite a student boycott, a report here said Saturday.

Reuters - November 29, 1997

Jakarta – An Indonesian man accused of the high-profile murder of an investigative journalist has been acquitted by a Central Java court, the…

November 27, 1997

East Timor Human Rights Centre - November 27, 1997

Concerns are still held for the safety of Bernandino Simao, Domingos da Silva, Francisco de Deus, Juvinal dos Santos and Silverio Baptista who…

Lusa - November 27, 1997

Jakarta – Six East Timorese will be on trial accused of committing violent acts during recent incidents between students and security…

November 26, 1997

Vancouver Sun - November 26, 1997

Edward Alden – Indonesia has been under fire since the APEC summit opened in Vancouver six days ago – charged with illegally occupying East Timor…

MateBEAN - November 26, 1997 (posted by East Timor International Support Centre)

Dili – The credibility and capability of the National Commission of Human Rights (KOMNAS HAM) to find out ABRI's brutality in the University of…

Lusa - November 26, 1997

Jakarta – The Indonesian authorities arrested on Tuesday a Timorese who they accused of murdering a policeman in Dili on 24 December…

Green Left Weekly - November 26, 1997

Jon Land – The Indonesian government is refusing to allow six East Timorese sheltering for more than three months in the Austrian embassy in…

Green Left Weekly - November 26, 1997

Stuart Munckton and Arun Pradhan, Perth – On November 12, East Timorese and their supporters attended a protest at Parliament House to commemorate…

Green Left Weekly - November 26, 1997

Sean Moysey – Life in "Irian Jaya" – the name the Indonesian government gives to West Papua – is akin to the colonies of Spain in Latin America,…

Green Left Weekly - November 26, 1997

James Balowski – On November 18, the Javanese daily Surya reported that the chair of the Centre for Labour Struggles (PPBI), Dita Indah Sari, had…

November 25, 1997

Agence France Presse - November 25, 1997

Howard Williams, Vancouver – Two Indonesian nationals suspected of being government agents were arrested here Tuesday during an anti-Jakarta…

Jose Ramos-Horta - November 25, 1997

The Indonesian Antara Newsagency claimed on 23 November that Indonesia's opposition political figure, Megawati Sukarnoputri said that East Timor…

DIGEST No. 45 (Indonesian news with comment) - November 25, 1997

One rarely considered element of the environmental drama playing on Kalimantan is the widespread use of often dangerous pesticides. When big…

Associated Press - November 25, 1997

George Tibbits, Vancouver – Police clashed with protesters Tuesday at the University of British Columbia, squirting pepper spray at them and…

Jakarta Post - November 25, 1997 (posted by Tapol)

Jakarta – Seventeen Indonesian housemaids died abroad while 46 others were either tortured or sexually abused over the past year, a report said.…

November 24, 1997

Kompas - November 24, 1997

Dili – Marzuki Darusman, deputy chairman of the National Human Rights Commission, who is leading a team investigating an incident in the…

South China Morning Post - November 24, 1997

Jenny Grant, Jakarta – It was a disastrous week for Indonesia in what has become a publicity war over East Timor.

Any benefit gained by…

Lusa - November 24, 1997

Jakarta – The daughter of former Indonesian president Sukarno and a leading opposition personality, Megawarti [sic] Sukarnoputri, said…

November 23, 1997

Reuters - November 23, 1997

Vancouver – The Indonesian government has agreed to let Canada send doctors to assess the condition of jailed labor leader Muchtar Pakpahan,…

Agence France Presse - November 23, 1997

Jakarta – Police in the Indonesian capital have arrested at least 13 people after two days of fighting between a local mafia and residents at a…

November 22, 1997

Vancouver - November 22, 1997

The United States served notice Saturday that it would oppose Indonesian reprisals against Indonesians protesting their country's…