Contents: Tapol and the Indonesian Defence Dept. -- Hariman Siregar trial drags on -- U.K. vessels for Indonesia -- Indonesian ambassador 'not happy' about the tapols -- Australia and Indonesia -- Australian Professor concerned about intensified repression in Indonesia -- Danny Boy -- 'Laboratorium' for tapols in West Kalimantan -- Remission of sentences --- but not political prisoners -- Ex-tapols being re-arrested -- KOPKAMTIB chief inspects Buru -- Political prisoner on trial in Aceh -- October week in Britain -- Purge of civil servants continues
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Contents: Mass murders in Irian Jaya -- So there are no tapols in Indonesia ... -- Unrest among tapols on Buru -- Religious leaders protest at foreign office -- The latest arrests -- New concentration camp in Sulawesi -- Health conditions on Buru -- Ex-tapol tours Germany -- Non-involvement certificates still required -- Government purge continues -- 100,000 tapols says social worker -- Gen. Ali said admits: 'C' category not yet all freed -- 30 tapols to be tried in Java -- Letter from a tapol -- Yap Thiam Hien released -- Australian lawyers support arrested colleague -- hariman Siregar gets 6 years -- UK- Indonesian political prisoners, tapol, Buru Island detention camp, corruption, unemployment, Mochtar Lubis, Amnesty International, IGGI, Inter-Governmental Group on Indonesian naval exercises -- Sterling interests in Indonesian political prisoners, tapol, Buru Island detention camp, corruption, unemployment, Mochtar Lubis, Amnesty International, IGGI, Inter-Governmental Group on Indonesia -- British students concerned for tapols
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Contents: East Timor: Indonesian takeover means bloodshed and terror -- Sukarno's widow writes to Pres. Ford -- Category C defines ... at last! -- Sabre-rattling General lets off steam -- A citizen wants to know -- "This inhumanity cannot be alowed to go on like a cancer" -- Activities for tenth anniversary -- Information on prisons -- News of releases -- Background information and glossary
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Contents: The release plan: an analysis -- 14 1/2 year release plan for tapols? -- Buyung Nasution and other 1974 tapols released -- Tapol-U.S.A. demonstrates -- New restrictions on U.S. aid to terror regimes -- Former police chief speaks out on regime -- Voting rights for 'C' prisoners a boon? -- Parliamentary group meets protests in Holland -- 172 MP's receive letters about the tapols -- Janet Suzman and Malcolm McDowell in Tapol Production -- British military ties -- Indonesia Oct. 1965- Feb. 1966 -- Book Reviews: A Heap of Ashes by Pramoedya Ananta Toer ; Indonesia: the Bloodbath that Was by Deirdre Griswold ; Timor: Freedom caught between the powers by Denis Freney ; Ten Years' Military Terror in Indonesia edited by Malcolm Caldwell -- Tranquility unlimited -- Indonesian troops poised to destroy Fretilin in East Timor
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Contents: The tapols and Timor -- Tapol song on cassette -- Subversion trial in Irian Jaya -- Recommended reading: "Indonesia's political prisoners" by Justus M. van der Kroef -- The Admiral fights back ... Releases: two official explanations -- Indonesia's human rights lobby by Cheryl Payer -- Exports up - debts too -- Aid-to-Indonesia news -- New arrests -- Film: More than a million years -- New labour camp in Kalimantan
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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: 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: 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: Atauro: anatomy of a prison island -- Editorial: The election and basic human rights -- The Falklands and East Timor -- Joint declaration -- Election death toll -- Analysis of a rigged election -- Election results challenged -- Tempo banned -- After the Thursday disturbances -- Former Governor of West Irian interviewed -- Spotlight on two prisoners -- Pramoedya's book published in English
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Contents: New famine feared, says visiting newsman -- Editorial: PNG and human rights in West Papua -- Water cell in Jayapura -- Indonesian rule in West Papua: border incursions threaten New Guinea -- Dutch arms sales to Indonesia increasing -- The "Hijack" trial: efforts to expose state provocateurs thwarted by the court -- Other Muslim trials -- Muslim prisoner dies in Magelang Prison -- Tales of torture -- "Elections" in East Timor -- The Philadelphia Inquirer -- The Timor Papers -- Tempo back, Pelita still out -- Trade Union journal banned -- A case for Pancasila -- Political prisoner still held two years after sentence completed -- Expulsions, arrests and strikes -- Muslim prisoners in Central Java maltreated -- Book review: Press freedom and the Flow of Information in Indonesia by Kebebasan Atmakusumah
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Contents: Compulsory log-felling in West Papua: Tripida officials directly involved, says Kompas -- Campaign against ex-tapols continues -- Asmati boy beaten to death -- Seth Rumkorem in Papua New Guinea -- Munir and Ruslan sentences still under review -- Lord Avebury condemns Indonesia at UN 4th Committee -- UK negotiating to sell Frigates to Indonesia -- Timor overshadows Suharto's visit to Washington -- Sunardi sentenced to 3 years 4 months -- What is happening at Borobudur -- East Timor refugee interviewed by Tapol -- Racist victimisation of Moluccans in Holland -- Embassy interference during Tapol visit backfires -- Tapol testimony to Australian senate -- Indonesia's new Defence law: legalising Dwi-Fungsi militarism to safeguard its survival -- Indonesian trade unions -- The international connection by Elizabeth Marlow
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Contents: New bloodbath engulfs East Timor: OV10 Broncos operating again -- Interview with former Bishop of East Timor -- Junta ... and dynasty? -- Australian MP's report "tendentious, superficial and misleading" says dissenting Senator MacIntosh -- "If people could live where they liked, there would be no food shortage in East Timor" -- Forced labour widespread in Timorese resettlement camps -- Amnesty exposes Indonesian brutalities in East Timor -- Amnesty protests against authorised torture in East Timor -- Army killings continue: press reporting now banned -- The mysterious jeep on the Cimedang Bridge -- Lawyers escape kidnap attempt -- Papuan kills Indonesian in revenge for barbarism -- IGGI commends military regime for its political courage -- Book review: A People Betrayed, James Dunn -- Former political prisoner sues government -- New anti-PKI purges in progress.
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Contents: West Papua in revolt: many flee from Indonesian reprisals -- Transmigration plans for West Papua -- Transmigration a top priority -- Seth Rumkorem on the resistance in West Papua -- 8500 victims in E. Java alone, reports Dutch journalist -- Two journals banned -- Propaganda by satellite -- New societies law effectively ends the right to organise -- A cautionary tale: when telling your experiences can land you in jail -- Dutch trade unionist visit -- Tennis champion stopped from going abroad -- Fighting continues as hundreds flee "climate of fear" in the towns -- The State Department's latest distortions on East Timor -- British arms sales to Indonesia -- Murdani at home and abroad ... -- KOPKAMTIB regulations on job permits for ex-tapols -- Beware of latent communists, warn generals -- Regional Council on Human Rights in Asia
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Contents: Appeal to the world from the Bishop of Dili: "Open your eyes to the brutalities of Indonesia" -- Letters tell of new atrocities -- Court trials, a cover-up for massacres -- Portuguese and Indonesian Bishops speak out -- Fretilin Peace Plan launched -- Indonesian offensive halted -- Arnold Ap and others shot dead by security forces -- Refugees' fate still uncertain -- How Indonesia is squeezing PNG -- Seth Rumkorem on human rights in West Papua -- Diplomacy turns sour between Indonesia and PNG -- British armoured cars in Indonesia -- IGGI aid could continue "for another 20 years" -- The Timor Gap: oil and trouble -- The trials and tribulations of tried political prisoners -- Former tapols and the communist bogy -- Punished for missing a flag ceremony -- We must stop being arrogant, says Indonesian doctor -- Why tape-worm victims will have to wait -- From murderer to Manggala
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Contents: Tanjung Priok incident: many shot dead by troops -- "Save Democracy" pamphlet attacks the Five Laws -- PPP abandons Islam -- Forced repatriation must be prevented -- "We fear for our lives" -- Bishop of Vanimo talks about the refugees -- OPM report on atrocities in Merauke -- Army plans to re-locate the population of West Papua -- New evidence about the murder of Arnold Ap -- UN again postpones discussion on East Timor -- Timorese will fight to the end, says former Bishop -- Bishop of Dili calls for talks with Fretilin -- Seminarists write to MAWI president -- Timorese women reject birth control programme -- Australia's seabed talks with Indonesia are illegal -- The killings continue -- Indonesia's troubled image in Britain -- Water will erode the stones.
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Contents: Portugal's diplomatic offensive -- East Timor: Indonesia's illegal election -- More debts for a debt-ridden economy -- The IGGI and Indonesia's poor -- The screw tightens on hundreds of organisations -- More usroh sentences in Central Java -- Disiplin nasional -- The rights of ex-tapols -- How faith-healer Mbah Suro was crushed -- Election Special III -- West Papuan refugee interviewed.
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Contents: Transmigration site attacked -- PNG Catholic Commission and UNHCR on refugees -- Operation clean-out in Biak -- Japan seen as economic saviour -- East Timorese refugee interviewed -- East Timor supplement: military operations in 1987 -- New row with Australian journalists -- Indonesia's new foreign minister -- EEC takes stand on East Timor -- Latent danger of the PKI -- Pramoedya: "This is a bandit regime" -- A glimpse into the torture chambers -- Muslim teenage girls sentenced.
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