Title: US “deeply disturbed” by militia attacks on civilians in Dili (Lynn Fredriksson)

• July 4 militia attack on the humanitarian team in Liquiça: another slap in the face to the UN
• About East Timor and thee East Timor action network
• UN update: terror and hope for the East Timorese
• East Timor observer project needs grassroots support
• Excerpts from the first weekly bulletin from East Timor issued by the International federation for East Timor observer project
• ETAN/ NY dedicates “East Timor way”

Title: Victories in Washington and the road ahead (Karen Orenstein)

• The Indonesian military: resisting reform (John Roosa)
• About East Timor and thee East Timor action network
• Ajiza Magno discusses the next phase of struggle (Agatha Schmaedick)
• Indonesia human right network prepares for launch (Kurt Biddle)
• What does the new congress mean for East Timor? (John Miller)
• A brief history of Aceh (Ben Terrall)
• Remembering Jafar Siddiq Gamzah (Ben Terrall)
• The struggle for justice in East Timor

Title: Will East Timor see justice? (Charles Scheiner)

• Despite resistance, ETAN continues legislative efforts
• About East Timor and thee East Timor action network
• ETAN conference launches new phase of solidarity (Diane Farsetta)
• West Timor refugee crisis continues (Dianne Farsetta)
• “The problem of East Timor is not solved yet”
• US activists respond to Indonesian military violence (Kurt Biddle)
• Indonesian General on trial in US court (John Miller)
• US- East Timor relationship raises new questions (Charles Scheiner)
• Madison becomes East Timor’s first sister city in US (Diane Farsetta)
• Community empowerment in theory and practice (Charles Scheiner)

Title: Suara Aksi: Indonesia Solidarity Action

• “The East Timorese struggle continues”
• “Foreign policy for people not profits”
• “Authoritarian state unionism in new order Indonesia” (Rob Lambert)
• “ASKI opposes links with SPSI”
• “The hidden costs of mining in Indonesia”
• “Brisbane’s Indonesian trade bazar”
• “AKSI protests Warana” (Ben Reid)

Title: Suara Aksi: Indonesia Solidarity Action

• “Campaign to support struggle for free press”
• “Keating and Suharto: human rights for sale”
• “AKSI publishing student defence speech”
• “Pickets, street theatre, demos, film shows, forums: AKSI not active in four cities”
• “Manila East Timor conference: Asia-Pacific Timor coalition”
• “Indonesians for self-determination” (Rachlan Nashidik)
• “SBSI leaders arrested”
• “Indonesia’s battle for a free press”
• “Peoples Democratic Union: on the banning of Tempo, Editor, and Detik”
• “Victory for East Timor in Manila”

Title: Suara Aksi: The fight for workers rights in Indonesia

• “Solidarity with the Indonesian workers’ and democracy movement”
  Life and struggle for the Indonesia worker:
• “Visiting with the new working class” (Jo Brown)
• “No independent union for journalists either”
• “The 1994 Medan unrest” (Jana D.K.)
• “Muchtar Palpahan: victim of an anti-union regime” (Zoe Reynolds)
• “1995: worker protests relaunch the May Day tradition”
• “October 1994: new trade union, PPBI, is born”
• “Organising in Indonesia” (Dita Sari)
• “Workers and the East Timor struggle” (Dita Sari)
• “Military regime tortures PPBI workers”
• “PPBI program and demands”
• “The military, violence and the workers movement”
• “The Marsinah murder” (Benjamin Waters)
• “Another worker found dead: Marsinah case in Brandung” (Jana D.K.)
• “Workers rights in the era of export oriented industry” (Teten Masduki)
  The ACTU and the Indonesian worker movement:
• “ACTU scabs on Indonesian workers” (Max Lane)
• “ACTU squirming on Indonesian links” (Max Lane)
• “Indonesian NGOs speak on ACTU-SPSI relations” (Committee against ACTU-SPSI cooperation)
• “LBH writes to Australian ambassador on ACTU- SPSI plans” (Adnan Buyung Nasution)
• “Clarifications, attitude and NGO position with regard to WEP” (Leter from Teten Masduki)
• On the ACTU’s support for the Indonesian “yellow trade union, SPSI”

Title: Suara Aksi: The Maubere people’s struggle for independence

• “Democracy, national liberation and a democratic foreign policy”
  Voices from East Timor:
• “Independence never an end in itself” (Xanana Gusmao)
• “Message to AKSI from Xanana Gusmao on occasion of “free East Timor, freedom in the Asia-Pacific” public meeting, July 7, 1995”
• “Witness from Dilil: a personal account by Nunu Santos”
  Voices from Indonesia:
• The Indonesian Democracy Movement and the Maubere People’s struggle for independence”

Heading: No. 7, April 1955

• Communiques
• Treaty on dual nationality between China and Indonesia
• Extract, statement by Pham-Van-Dong
• Who’s who in the conference
• World opinion
• Press extracts
• Memento of opening day reception

Heading: No. 3, April 1955

• Speech of president Sukarno
• Election of chairman
• Address by president of conference
• Watching the opening ceremony
• World press opinion
• Europe: “The Bandung Asian African Conference” (By Jules Sauerwein)

Heading: No. 1, March 1955

• Asian-African Conference
• Joint communique of the Bogor Conference (December 29, 1954)
• Premier Ali Sastroamidjojo and the International new service
• List of invites
• The joint secretariat
• Facilities for the press
• World press opinion

Title: Agir pour Timor

• “Le mensonge Indonesien” [The Indonesian lie]
• “Une situation de terreur et de tensions qui s’aggrave de jour en jour” [A situation of terror and tension that is worsening everday]
• “L’Église catholique ‘réhabilitée’ aux yeux des autorités indonésiennes” [The Catholic church ‘rehabilitated’ in the eyes of Indonesian authorities]
• “La communauté Européen et ses États membres condamnent les actes indonésiens a Timor Oriental” [European community and its member states condemn Indonesian acts in East Timor]
• “Dernières minutes: a la commission des droits de l’homme” [The final moments : to the Human Rights Commission]
• “Union de l’Europe Occidentale” [Western European Union]

Plenary Session of the UN Special Commission on Decolonisation

Title: Monthly Memo
East Timor

• Indonesian Military Operations
• Resistance actions
• East Timor is being Islamicised
• Human rights violations
• Students joining guerilla movement
• News of a “disappeared” person
• President Suharto’s visit to East Timor
• List of documents received
  Administrating power: Portugal
• East Timor represented at a meeting of journalists writing in Portuguese
• Average Portuguese citizen’s view on East Timor
• Nationalist convergence (FRETILIN – UDT)
• The Timor Gap
  International Issues:
• Statements by FRETILIN’S Internat. relations secretary
• Friends of the Earth and the East Timor issue
• Meeting of the Maubere communities in Australia
• Moroccan PM and the East Timor question
• The European Community and East Timor
• USA: 47 senators and 182 congressmen write to Schultz
• State departments reply
• Portuguese reactions
• Timorese reactions

Title: Monthly Memo
East Timor:

• Violations of human rights in East Timor
• Press release from Xanana Cusmão
• Report on president Suharto’s visit to Dili
• East Timor’s governor denies wave of arrests
• List of documents received over the period
  Administrating Power: Portugal
• Freedom after 13 years of retention
• Dutch foreign affairs minister focuses on ET in Libson
• Nationalist governance received by foreign affairs minister
• Timorese student escapes from Jakarta
• President of the republic receives Ramos Horta
  Indonesia:
• Indonesian foreign affairs minister visits Australia
  International Issues:
• USA’s Timor “dossier” to go into more depth
• Meeting of solidarity organisations in Denmark
  International Meeting
  National and International activities
  Self determination and human rights

Title: Monthly Memo
East Timor:

• The Bishop of Timor appeals for the intervention of the General Secretary of the UN and denounces torture in East Timor
• List of documents received during the period
  Administrating Power: Portugal
• Debate on Timor under the initiative of the rector of the University of Porto
• Statements by Mario Soares in an interview
• Eas Timor in parliamentary session to commemorate the 15th anniversary of the 25th April
• Interview with Abílio Araúio
  Indonesia:
• Vice president of US discusses human rights in East Timor, in Jakarta
  International Issues:
• Timorese demonstrate in Melbourne
• African countries salute the Portuguese action in support of East Timor
• Anti-Timor campaign on the increase in Australia

Title: Monthly Memo
East Timor:

• Intensification of Indonesian military activity
• Pressure of Timorese students in Bali
• Problems at hospitals
• Mysterious killings reported
• Increased restrictions on freedom of movement
• Asia watch report
• US sate department report
• Dili seminar postponed
• Documents received
  Administrating Power: Portugal
• Question of parliamentary visit still unresolved
• Portugal and Indonesia elected to UN human rights commission
  International Issues:
• UN decolonization committee regards Timor Gap agreement as illegal
• Cambridge specialists question validity of Timor Gap agreement
• Council of Europe resolution condemns Indonesian occupation of East Timor
• US interest in air base in East Timor
• Criticisms of US position
  Appendix:
• List of participants at Oporto seminar
• Extracts from US state department 1989 annual report on human rights

Title: Monthly Memo
East Timor:

• Detentions
• Bishop Belo
• Changes in structure of Indonesian military
• Jose Ramos-Horta proposes a Timor secretariat
• Documents received
  Administrating Power: Portugal
• Portugal protests against Indonesia-Australia treaty on Timor sea off-shore oil
• Portugal considers recourse to The Hague
• Australian international law expert recommends Portugal takes case to Hague
• University students show solidarity with people of Timor
• Timorese priest describes situation of a Timorese in Portugal
  International Issues:
• Australia and Indonesia agree on terms of Timor Gap Treaty
• Protests to Australian embassy
• US members of congress write to secretary of states
• EC statements on Timor question
• Statement from African Portuguese speaking countries on East Timor
• MEPs protests to the EEC
  Dec 20, 1989
• Political/ strategic importance of the Treaty for Indonesia
• East Timor’s legitimate claim
• Campaign strategy
• Campaign against the Timor Gap Treaty
• Australian recognition of annexation
• A potentially lucrative deposit
• Australian parliament and the treaty

Title: Monthly Memo
East Timor:

• Troops storm Motael Church
• “Panic and terror” – Australian visitors
• Military ordered “purge of FRETILIN”
• Bishop’s fears of bloodbath
• Guerilla surrender report denied
• Abilio Arujo “proposal for a solution”
• UDT Rift
• Documents received
  Administrating Power: Portugal
• PPD visit cancelation
  International Issues:
• Bishops appeal to de Cuellar

Title: Monthly Memo
East Timor:

• New land regulations – “the second invasion”
• Visit preparations: bogus guerillas
• Civilian repression – appeal for increased red cross presence
• Pressure on Xanana’s family
• Amnesty condemns executions in East Timor
• Photographs of prisoners
• Documents received
  Administrating Power: Portugal
• Parliamentary visit one step nearer
• Solidarity groups criticize EEC-ASEAN declaration
• Portuguese intellectuals call for support for Timorese resistance
• CDPM appeals to Dutch on Timorese rights
  International Issues:
• UK military contract with Indonesia
• Japanese parliamentarians visit put off
• Australia aid to East Timor
• Australian labor party criticized for position in East Timor
• International federation for East Timor gets UN associate status
• UN referendum plan for West Sahara – precedent for East Timor?
  Appendix
• Excerpts from Portuguese Government on visit to East Timor
• Projection for the Portuguese unilateral interpretive stamen

Title: Monthly Memo
East Timor:

• Aftermath of Jan 17 demonstrations
• Visits to East Timor by Moerdani and Prabowo
• Resistance Military actions
• Bishop Belo’s Christmas letter
• January edition of “Neon Metin”
• Deaths and disappearances
• FRETILIN Australia rejects secretariat proposals
• Documents received
  Administrating Power: Portugal
• Trade with Indonesia has increased since invasion of East Timor
• Negotiations on visit by Portuguese parliamentarians continue
• Portuguese communities support Timorese people
  International Issues:
• Papal Nuncio refuses to take 1025 letters for Bishop Belo
• EEC/PCA meeting defers debate on Timor
• Australia – East Timor consultation and establishment of East Timor foundation
• Questions to the European parliament
  Press release by Catholic Institute for International Relations on East Timor solidarity groups and the national resistance (Mar 11, 1990)