(Deutsch) Indonesien als Lieferant für Nickel – Fakten und Hintergründe zu Menschenrechts- und Umweltauswirkungen (Factsheet)
(Deutsch) Waffenstillstand für einen Monat?
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Posted 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 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 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 in democracy, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications, security sector
(Deutsch) Der mutige Anwalt der Verschwundenen
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Posted in Human Rights, Indonesia, Publications, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
(Deutsch) Die “Bilanz des Schreckens” ist noch nicht erstellt
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Posted in Human Rights, East Timor, Publications, Transitional Justice, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
(Deutsch) Alternativer Nobelpreis für den indonesischen Menschenrechtsanwalt Munir: Ein Zeichen gegen Willkür und Gewalt
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Posted in Human Rights, Human Rights, Indonesia, East Timor, Publications, Regional Conflicts, Watch's Press Releases & Statements
Fact-Finding Delegation to Aceh Urges End to Abuses, Security
East Timor Action Network, Press Release, 02 October 2000
Contact: Michael Beer, Nonviolence International, 202-244-0951 Lynn Fredriksson, Indonesia Human Rights Network, 202-546-0044
Fact-Finding Delegation to Aceh Urges Indonesia to Guarantee Safety of Humanitarian and Rights Workers East Timor Action Network and Indonesia Human Rights Network Call for an End to Abuses by Armed Forces and Police
An international human rights delegation, recently returned from Indonesia’s troubled province Aceh, found an atmosphere of fear and continued conflict despite a cease ... read more
Posted in Aceh, Joint Press Releases & Statements, Human Rights, Indonesia, Publications, Regional Conflicts
(Deutsch) Fragwürdig: Morde in Timor – was tun?
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International Human Rights NGO Delegation visited Aceh
Jakarta, 28 September 2000
Press Release International Human Rights NGO Delegation
“With the recent killings of respected Acehnese figures such as Jaffar Siddiq and Prof. Safwan Idris non-partisan elements of society including human rights and humanitarian workers are increasingly afraid and unable to continue their work,” reports Dr. Karim Grow, Director of the Islamic Peace Forum in Kuala Lumpur. Crow took part in an ad hoc International Human Rights NGO Delegation that visited Aceh last week.
An ongoing polarization process due to the ... read more
Posted in Aceh, Joint Press Releases & Statements, Human Rights, Indonesia, Publications, Regional Conflicts
