Justice For East Timor

Berlin, 13 June 2001

We are organisations with long-standing links with the peoples of Indonesia and East Timor. We have followed events in East Timor for many years and have sought to show support and solidarity for our East Timorese friends in their constant search for justice and peace. This statement arises out of our dismay at recent developments in Indonesia and East Timor concerning the administration of justice for gross violations of human rights committed in East Timor.

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Posted on 01:32 PM in Joint Press Releases & Statements, Human Rights, Indonesia, East Timor, Publications, Transitional Justice, Transitional Justice
Tags: Abdurrahman Wahid, refugees, Indonesia, international tribunal, judicial system, militias, East Timor, referendum 1999, security sector, impunity, criminal prosecution, transitional justice, United Nations, reconciliation, Wiranto

(Deutsch) Der Druck wächst

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Posted on 03:04 AM in democracy, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications, security sector
Tags: Indonesia, military, security sector

(Deutsch) Kirchliche Organisationen und Nicht-Regierungs-Organisationen (NROs) fordern von Bundesregierung und EU Partnern aktive Menschenrechtspolitik gegenüber Indonesien

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Posted on 12:46 PM in Aceh, democracy, Joint Press Releases & Statements, Human Rights, Human Rights, Indonesia, East Timor, Papua, Publications, security sector
Tags: Aceh, Government of Germany, European Union (EU), Indonesia, judicial system, conflict resolution, human rights, East Timor, Papua, security sector, impunity, United Nations

(Deutsch) Die neue Antiguerilla-Kriegführung der TNI in Aceh eröffnet Einblicke in die militärische Zukunft Indonesiens

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Posted on 12:06 AM in Aceh, democracy, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, security sector
Tags: Aceh, military, Police, security sector

(Deutsch) Elitetruppe bekommt neuen Geheimdienst und deutsche Handfeuerwaffen

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Posted on 12:28 AM in Aceh, democracy, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, security sector
Tags: Aceh, intelligence service, military, security sector, arms trade

(Deutsch) Mehr Sein als Schein – Kopassus wird neu organisiert

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Posted on 11:29 PM in democracy, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, security sector
Tags: military, security sector

(Deutsch) Indonesien braucht keine Vermittler

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Posted on 03:20 PM in Aceh, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications, Regional Conflicts
Tags: Aceh, refugees, Gerakan Aceh Merdeka (GAM), humanitarian aid, Indonesia, conflict resolution, human rights, regional conflicts, security sector

(Deutsch) Waffenstillstand für einen Monat?

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Posted on 10:46 AM in Aceh, Indonesia, Information and Analysis, Publications, Regional Conflicts
Tags: Aceh, refugees, Gerakan Aceh Merdeka (GAM), Indonesia, conflict resolution, human rights, regional conflicts, security sector, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, civil society

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
Tags: military, 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
Tags: democracy, intelligence service, Indonesia, military, security sector