Contents: Bartering human rights -- Yap on the Rule of Law -- More on the 1977 releases -- Psychotests: foreign scientists involved -- A story of ex-tapols from Buru -- 1978 crackdown ... -- Letter from Jogjakarta -- Rendra arrested -- International campaign for Rendra's release -- British MPs reject warplanes deal -- International Red Cross resumes Tapol visits -- IGGI meeting approves more credits -- Warplanes through the looking glass -- Letter from a released tapol -- Trials -- Letter from East Timor
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Contents: The releases: an assessment -- More releases reported -- No warplanes for Indonesia -- Tapol protest to British government -- Suharto and the Latief trial: a painful revelation -- ILO calls for prompt release of all tapols -- The lot of an ex-tapol -- Trials -- Rendra still in prison -- East Timor update
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Contents: Starvation camps in East Timor -- No warplanes for Indonesia: Hawk sale doubled? -- More Tapols released -- Abuse of psychology -- A letter from Buru -- Excerpts from the 1978 student white book -- Anti-subversion Act under attack -- Press censorship: the case of Topik.
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Contents: A tropical Siberia -- Amnesty report on Indonesia -- Sudomo on releases -- Foreign newsman visits prisons -- The Sawito trial -- Catholic Church takes a stand -- Thousands of students demonstrate -- Censorship: film banned, pamphlet banned -- Underground groups discovered -- East Timor and Irian Jaya: detention and atrocities Supplement: "Buru" issued by: Tapol: British Campaign for the Release of Indonesian Political Prisoners The Devilish Island -- Indonesia: Prison algebra -- Buru, the island of brutality -- Indonesia: a look at the political exile island of Buru -- Prisoners make notorious island reasonably prosperous -- The Far Eastern Economic Review: "The struggle for survival on Buru" by David Jenkins
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Contents: Tapol campaign intensifies -- North Sumatra contract workers -- KOPKAMTIB lays down the law --Banned! Banned! Banned! -- Are you still alive father? -- The disappeared -- Trials -- Civilianisation: With a catch -- Workers' grievances met with force: Lack of protection for Indonesian workers hightlighted by recent unrest -- Book Review: East Timor: Nationalism and colonialism by Jill Jolliffe -- Censorship on the campuses
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Contents: Support the students on trial! -- Defence take strong position -- "This trial a farce"-student defendant --Sudomo speaks again -- Sudomo expels hulst -- Ex-tapols town arrest -- Amnesty International at least 30,000 tapols still being held -- What's going on in Savana Jaya? -- Tight reporting restrictions on trials -- West Irian: Papuan refugees betrayed -- Land disputes "resolved" by force -- "Law of anger" : Sudomo's new "legal" manoeuvre.
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Contents: Thousands of 'B' Tapols will remain after 1979 -- Buru and Savana Jaya -- At least 1000 Tapols in Kalimantan camps -- Indictment of Doddy Chusniati Suriadiredja -- The student of trial -- Defence protests to Supreme Court -- The fate of a Tapol after "release" -- Students defy 'normalisation' -- State Department challenged -- Psycho-deception: enquiry ends in cover-up -- Tapol trials research: preliminary findings -- Moslem detainees released -- Iggi Aid: behind the mask of development -- East Timor -- Hostile reception for Suharto in PNG.
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Contents: "Unpublicised releases" balance the numbers -- Letter to Tempo: "Where can I find justice?" -- Indonesia again challenged at ILO -- A plea from Savana Jaya -- Defence plea banned -- Strike movement spreads -- Ex-tapols beware! -- Reactions to the strikes -- Colonel Latief's defence -- UN Commission on Human Rights -- Weekly banned -- Heavy hand at Mulawarman University -- Prisoners in Maluku -- Komando Jihad is no more -- Defendant: Dutch State -- Alarico Fernandes - murdered? -- East Timor aid diverted to traders -- PKI blamed for peasant protest -- "Relative self-sufficiency" - and absolute hunger -- International Red Cross urged to increase visits -- Sudomo's good name besmirched
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Contents: Suharto to visit Britain! -- 4000 more released as ex-tapols forced to re-register -- Ex-tapols fear 'voluntary' transmigration -- Savana Jaya: Rp11,600,00; the cost of freedom -- Prison conditions worsen -- East Timor: Catholic Priest calls for UN sanctions -- Human rights violations in East Timor -- Non-Bloc conference support independence -- 1500 Tapols in West Irian -- Peasants arrested and tortured -- Jenggawah (Jember), East Java -- Railwaymen's leader on trial -- Visit to Sukarno's tomb called off -- Students on trial: the verdict so far -- Student journals banned -- Legal cosmetic surgery -- Non-involvement certificates for school leavers -- Law seminar banned -- Defence plea ban angers lawyers -- Sacked for forming a union.
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Contents: Campaign against repression will continue -- New year's greetings to all good friends abroad! -- 3-year release plan ends -- Indonesia's political trials: 'Legal' dimensions of a continuing tragedy -- Rex Mortimer -- Protesters greet Suharto -- 'Tempo' publishes letter from Tapol -- Political exiles may return but ... -- A million Chinese to be repatriated
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Contents: 1980 Tapol statement -- Where is Trubus Sudarsono? He disappeared -- Ex-Tapol receives Unicef award -- Citizenship: weeding out the Chinese -- Heri Akhmadi on student trials and normalisation -- Students demonstrate against 'normalisation' -- What's going on in Kalimantan? -- Book review: Annual report on Fundamental Human Rights in Indonesia 1979 -- Land disputes -- Aceh tapols -- Garuda pilots dismissed -- A petty despot's 'reconstruction' in Medan -- Tourists: another invasion of the Asmat -- Massive forced re-settlement in East Timor -- Brutality on Biak -- Press freedom: Ali Murtopo elucidates
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Contents: The Disappeared -- Disappearances in East Timor --Disappearances in Indonesia -- The New Order and the issue of human rights -- West Papua: Forced repatriation for refugees -- West Papuan leader dies after beating -- Notes by a blind man by Holla -- Confusion over remission for convicted political prisoners -- Ex-Tapols subjected to Army check-up -- East Timor: Self-determination sought in US Congress -- More executions reported -- Family reunions cancelled -- Suspended teachers have waited 15 years -- Anti-Chinese riots -- Rendra denied permit to visit Australia -- Book review: East Timor, Indonesia and the Western Democracies: a collection of documents edited by Torben Retboll
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Contents: Waiting for the executioner -- 500 Moslem Tapols still being held -- Prisoners tortured in Aceh -- Sugeng: the youngest Tapol on Buru -- The cost of a "climate of confidence" -- East Timor: Timorese refugee priest meets Arch-Bishop of Canterbury -- Resistance in East Timor intensifies -- Censorship or the big lie -- Film censorship -- Barriers to Chinese naturalisation -- All "A" Tapols but one now tried? -- A massacre scene revisited -- Book reviews: Indonesia: an alternative history by Malcolm Caldwell and Ernst Utrecht ; Indonesia Facing the 1980s: a political analysis by Oey Hong Lee
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Contents: No freedom yet for released prisoners by an Ex-Tapol -- Ex-Tapols threatened with "further restrictions" -- Tapol and the man from Hong Kong -- The "trial" of D.N. Aidit -- Trubus, where are you? -- Pramoedya's first Buru novel is published -- Censorship of foreign media intensified -- Six Jenggawah peasant defendants found guilty -- "Petition-of-50" signatories lose university jobs -- DGI calls for amnesty
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Contents: Editorial: Torture and the sale of military equipment -- Serious anti-Chinese riots occur in Central Java -- More threats for foreign media -- Mass murders in Buru: death lists received -- West Irian: Submission to Bertrand Russell Tribunal: Involuntary sterilisation of Papuans in West Irian -- Muslim leader reports mal-treatment -- Suspensions and expulsions in the campuses -- More executions reported -- House of Lords discuss East Timor -- Babies die in Acehnese prisons -- General Yasin to stand trial -- Buyung Nasution on human rights abuses
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Contents: Army's control of law sector now absolute -- Free-Aceh supporters on trial -- Bumi Manusia not banned, but hounded -- Mother and daughter given severe sentences -- Ex-tapol seeks to defend his rights -- The "Indonesianisation" of East Timor -- A bit of criticism, a lot of cover-up -- Australian journalist ordered to leave Indonesia -- Book Reviews: The Women of Indonesia: the struggle for existance by Vrouwen van Indonesia ; Suharto's Indonesia by Hamish MacDonald -- Another free-Papua leader captured
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Contents: The Hawks and the East Timor War -- Ex-Tapols doomed to become pariahs -- New military offensive may be under way -- Women unfurl Papuan flag in Jayapura -- Repression in Aceh -- Torture exposed by Acehnese defendant -- Some facts about politicial imprisonment in Aceh -- Human rights in Indonesia, 1980 -- Press censorship and the hijack -- Book Review: Indonesian workers and their right to organise -- Peasants arrested again in Jenggawah
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Contents: Pramoedya's buro novels banned -- Government warns against election boycott -- Two Papuan detainees murdered -- PNG government orders West Papuan refugees to leave -- Legal Aid institute under attack -- Many political prisoners in Java serving long sentences -- Treachery and the civil service -- US Green Berets in East Timor? -- Tribunal condemns Indonesia's aggression in East Timor -- Labour disputes and military intervention -- Book Review: Japanese Transnational Enterprises in Indonesia
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Contents: New offensive, mass arrests -- Papuan refugees handed back to Indonesia -- Political prisoners in West Irian -- Political organisers arrested -- PNG student leader charged for helping Papuan refugee -- Pramoedya Ananta Toer, Joseof Ishak and 4 students arrested -- 28 leading writers from 14 countries protest against ban of Pram's works -- East Timor: Report of the East Timor first level regional people's representative assembly to the President of the Republic of Indonesia on questions connected with the implementation of government in East Timor -- Suwardiningsih: serving a life sentence -- A call for the postponement of the general elections -- Australian government recalls Pram's translator -- The new procedural code: a country bumpkin's debate -- LBH director protests to Kopkamtib -- Indonesian 'justice' for women -- Book Review: The State of the World Atlas
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Contents: Don't trade with mass murderers -- Kopkamtib intervention in labour disputes institutionalised -- Joesoef Ishak : journalist and publisher -- Demonstration against book-burning in Indonesia -- Letters of protest -- How Suharto subverted confrontation -- Defend peasants and take the consequences! -- Former governor of West Irian interviewed by Tapol -- Villagers murdered -- In memory of Siauw Giok Tjhan -- East Timor: At the UN general assembly -- President Nyerere on East Timor -- East Timor: Portugal's role revealed -- The Charter of 61: opposition or collaboration? -- British investments in Indonesia increasing -- Book Review: East Timor: the fogotten war -- Peasants victimised
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