(Deutsch) Indonesien: Land für den Tourismus oder für die Bauern?

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German version

Posted on 03:37 AM in Joint Press Releases & Statements, Human Development, Human Rights, Indonesia, Land & Indigenous Rights, Publications
Tags: Indonesia, land rights, human rights, Police

Programs to Improve the Quality of Education and Health in Papua under the Special Autonomy

Conference “Autonomy for Papua – Opportunity or Illusion?”, 04-05 June 2003

by Agustina Iwanggin Tanamal

Introduction

The development process in Papua from one political regime to another has evolved very slowly which basically made Papua the most abandoned province in Indonesia. The Papuans live in various ecosystems, spread from the highlands to the lowlands, including the swamps and estuaries areas, each with different social system. These diversities require a special development policy or program. In general, barriers to the involvement of ... read more

Posted on 12:52 AM in Activities, Conference Autonomy for Papua, June 2003, Human Development, Indonesia, Papua, Publications, Events
Tags: health, Indonesia, Papua, special autonomy

Raise Your Voice on Behalf of East Timor
Open Letter to Chancellor Helmut Kohl

7th December 1997 – 22 years of occupation of East Timor by Indonesia, and one year after the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Bishop Ximenes Belo and José Ramos Horta.
The Indonesia Working Group in Germany, missio and the Franciscan Mission Centre invited the Christian communities to send Christmas cards to Bishop Belo, on behalf of the people in East Timor and to protest strongly against the German arms sales to Indonesia.
On the 7th of December ecumenical prayers ... read more

Posted on 03:35 PM in Joint Open Letters, History & Overview, Human Development, Human Rights, Indonesia, East Timor, Publications
Tags: Bishop Belo, Government of Germany, dictator Suharto, Indonesia, conflict 1975 - 1999, human rights, military, East Timor, protest action, solidarity, arms trade

(Bahasa Indonesia) Mencari Dalang Jaringan Dresden

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Indonesian version

Posted on 12:15 PM in democracy, Human Development, Human Rights, Indonesia, Publications, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
Tags: Government of Germany, German-Indonesian relations, Germany, dictator Suharto, Indonesia, human rights, New Order, NGO, protest action, reformasi, Sri-Bintang Pamungkas