(Deutsch) Indonesien als Lieferant für Nickel – Fakten und Hintergründe zu Menschenrechts- und Umweltauswirkungen (Factsheet)
(Deutsch) Milizen, Militär und das Elend der jungen Demokratie
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(Bahasa Indonesia) Setuju perpanjangan Jeda Kemanusiaan di Aceh, Asal….
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(Deutsch) Keine Mittel für Indonesien ohne Auflösung der Milizen
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East Timor Federation Urges Delay of Indonesia Aid Meet
For Immediate Release, IFET, September 22, 2000
Says CGI Should Await Efforts on East Timorese Refugees
The International Federation for East Timor (IFET) today urged the World Bank to postpone the upcoming meeting of the Consultative Group on Indonesia (CGI). In a letter to James D. Wolfensohn, President of the bank, IFET said the meeting should be postponed until Indonesia has “restored peace and order to West Timor, and established the conditions necessary for the East Timorese refugees who have ... read more
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IFET: CGI should be postponed indefinitely
September 22, 2000
The following is the full text of a letter sent today by the International Federation for East Timor to James Wolfensohn, President of the World Bank. IFET, which includes three dozen organizations from around the world, is asking for a postponement of the Consultative Group on Indonesia (CGI) meeting until Indonesia takes substantive steps to end militia violence in West Timor. CGI, which includes all the principal multilateral and bilateral funders for Indonesia, is currently scheduled to meet ... read more
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(Deutsch) EU-Waffenembargo für Indonesien gefordert
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Situation in West Timor:
Call for Arms Embargo on Indonesia to be Re-Imposed
18 September 2000
Joint NGO Statement to European Union Council of Ministers
This statement was delivered to the French Foreign Mininster, representing the French Presidency of the EU, on 18 September 2000: The grave developments in West Timor, triggered by the murder on 6 September of at least five people, including three UNHCR workers, has created an extreme emergency in the territory. We welcome the European Union Declaration on 7 September condemning these murders and deploring the current state of ... read more
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(Deutsch) Neuer Milizenterror
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(Deutsch) Wie ein großer Fluss, der droht, in seinen eigenen Strudeln zu versinken
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Posted in East Timor, Politics & Democracy, Publications, State- & Nation-Building, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
East Timor Federation Urges International Tribunal on Timor Vote Anniversary Calls Case for Tribunal “Irrefutable”
30 August 2000
Contact: John M. Miller, ETAN, +1-718-596-7668; +1-917-690-4391 (US) Paul Barber, TAPOL, +44-1420-80153 (UK)
Calling “the case for an international tribunal for East Timor … now irrefutable,” the International Federation for East Timor (IFET) today urged UN Secretary General Kofi Annan immediately take steps to establish one. In a letter delivered to the Secretary-General on the anniversary of East Timor’s vote for independence, IFET wrote that the recent passage of a constitutional amendment introducing a non-retroactivity principle “confirms our prior ... read more
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