(Deutsch) Indonesien – Aufruhr gegen »Transmigranten«
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German versionPosted on 04:14 PM in Indonesia, Publications, Regional Conflicts, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
(Deutsch) Indonesien – Aufruhr gegen »Transmigranten«
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German versionPosted on 04:14 PM in Indonesia, Publications, Regional Conflicts, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
Erase Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia, and related Intolerance in Indonesia
Joint Statement of Indonesia NGOs Forum, 16 February 2001
The history of racism coincides with the economic exploitation through slavery. It all began when the rulers felt the need of cheap and loyal labour. This slavery developed towards conquest of one country by another, conquered people would then become slave labours for the conquerors. In the 16th century slave commerce began to flourish. Those slaves were imported from Africa to England or America. The slave-traders spread the notion that the slaves ... read more
Posted on 06:52 AM in Joint Press Releases & Statements, Human Rights, Indonesia, Publications, Society & Religion
Indonesia: Turning to the Worse
February 2001
Diakonisches Werk der EKD, Stuttgart Referat Menschenrechte
United Evangelical Mission, Wuppertal
57th Commission on Human Rights, Geneva
Aide Memoire to the German delegation
Prepared by
Diakonisches Werk der EKD, Human Rights Desk, P.O.B. 10 11 42, D-70010 Stuttgart, Germany, *49-711-2159-500 and United Evangelical Mission, Rudolfstraße 137, D-42285 Wuppertal, Germany, *49-202-89004-168 (This memorandum does not cover questions of human rights violations in East Timor, which is now under the Transitional Authority of the ... read more
Posted on 11:43 PM in Aceh, joint position papers, Justice, Human Rights, Indonesia, Papua, Publications
(Deutsch) Wahid immer stärker unter Druck
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German versionPosted on 03:52 PM in democracy, Indonesia, Publications, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
(Deutsch) Mehr Sein als Schein – Kopassus wird neu organisiert
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German versionPosted on 11:29 PM in democracy, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, security sector
(Deutsch) Indonesien braucht keine Vermittler
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German versionPosted on 03:20 PM in Aceh, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications, Regional Conflicts
(Deutsch) Waffenstillstand für einen Monat?
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German versionPosted on 10:46 AM in Aceh, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications, Regional Conflicts
New NGO Report Criticizes Export Credit Agencies on Corruption in Indonesia
13. November 2000
see also in annex: The OECD, Export Credit Agencies and Corruption, NGO letter to OECD PUBLICLY GUARANTEED CORRUPTION, article by Peter Bosshard
Berne Declaration press release for the media in South-East Asia
A new report published by the Berne Declaration documents that export credit agencies are heavily involved in corrupt power projects in Indonesia. Instead of supporting efforts to investigate the corrupt legacy, the agencies pressurize Indonesia’s government to honour the ... read more
Posted on 02:10 AM in Economy, Labor & Corruption, Joint Press Releases & Statements, Indonesia, Publications
Here come the Kostrad Boys – again!
11. November 2000
Kostrad’s grip on the Indonesian army is further tightened as the force prepares for further military engagement in Eastern Indonesia.
By Ingo Wandelt
The latest military reshuffle continues the trend to shift former Kostrad officers to the center of power of the Indonesian army (TNI-AD). The network of generals of this most powerful of the TNI’s Main Command Forces (Kotama) has increased its influence since the downfall of former president Suharto enormously and today holds important top ... read more
Posted on 08:41 PM in democracy, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, security sector
Indonesia’s new Intelligence Agency
How?, Why?, and What for?
01. November 2000
By Ingo W.
It took the Indonesian government, parliament (DPR) and the intelligence agencies Bakin and Bais more than two weeks of back-room discussions and negotiations until they finally offered some hints to the Indonesian media of the direction into which the long-awaited revamp of Indonesia’s intelligence is heading. What we know still lacks substance, and final decisions haven’t been made yet. But two points are of importance:
– Bakin will be restructured, given new tasks and ... read more
Posted on 04:19 AM in democracy, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications, security sector