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East Timor Human Rights Concerns

International organizations department East Timor Division of Human Rights and Education

East Timor Human Rights Concerns

Working Paper submitted to the United Nations Economic and Social Council
Commission on Human Rights
1 February - 12 March 1993

The Humanitarian Project

East Timor Hope Foundation

The file contains information on the East Timor Hope Foundation, including a pamphlet produced by the group and a letter addressed to the group from Abe Barreto Soares requesting funds.

East Timor Alert Network

East Timor Hope Foundation

Item consists of one pamphlet produced by the East Timor Hope Foundation, probably in the late 1990s, as well as a letter from Abe Barreto Soares dated 26 May 1997, requesting funds from the group to repay his loan from ETAN.

East Timor Alert Network

East Timor Hope Foundation

Leaflet published by ETAN/Canada in the 1990s, 6 pp. Contains a brief description of East Timor history, the East Timor Hope Foundation and the foundation's project.

East Timor Alert Network

East Timor: From 'slavery & oppression & tyranny' to freedom

Titled, East Timor: From ‘slavery & oppression & tyranny to freedom, it was presented by Abé Barreto Soares during the National Council of Maubere Resistance (CNRM) tour of North America, April 1993. It begins with Soares’ description of his experience and observations after the Indonesia military invaded East Timor in December of 1975. Soares explains his decision to join Renetil, the East Timorese students’ resistance organisation at Java’s Gadjah Mada University. He explains that the Santa Cruz massacre and subsequent arrest of his friends of Renetil compelled him to seek asylum in Canada. Next, he explains that although he does not fear arrest for speaking out, he worries about repercussions for his family and friends in East Timor. He then dispels the Indonesian narrative that the Timorese voted to become the 27th province of the Republic of Indonesia. Finally, Soares discusses the legacy of the Santa Cruz massacre and reminds listeners that the struggle against Indonesian occupation and human rights abuses will continue in East Timor so long as the Indonesian military remains in there.

Pacific Peoples Partnership

East Timor "Development" or Colonialism?

East Timor "Development" or Colonialism?
by Rui Augusto Gomes, Researcher at The Centro Leonardo Coimbra and Núcleo de Estudos Sobre Timor e Ásia Pacifico Faculdade de Letras, University of Oporto

Includes:

  • Introduction
  • The Representation of Economic "Development"
  • Pembangunan: A groundless Monument
  • The Other Face of Pembangunan
  • Pembangunan: Some Areas of Fiction
  • Conclusion: Pembangunan and the Emergence of Timorese Nationalism

The Humanitarian Project

East Timor Crisis

United Nations Consolidated Inter-Agency Appeal for East Timor Crisis - October 1999 - June 2000

Contents:

  • Executive Summary
  • East Timor Section: Humanitarian Framework, Profile of Emergency Needs, Sector Strategies and Projects
  • West Timor Section: Humanitarian Framework, Profile of Emergency Needs, Sector Projects
  • Annex I

The Humanitarian Project

East Timor: Beyond Hunger

Various articles about East Timor.

Includes:

  • A Curtain of Ignorance by Noam Chomsky
  • Our Interests are not at Stake by Rear Adm. Gene R. La Roque
  • The Uses of Hunger by Joel Rocamora
  • Fretilin: The Struggle Continues by Joel Rocamora
  • From this Trampled Soil, a New Person by Fransisco Borja

East Timor Human Rights Committee

East Timor Betrayed But Not Beaten

East Timor: Betrayed but not Beaten

  • Introduction
  • Military Conflict
  • Fretilin
  • East Timor Today
  • Appeals for Peace
  • The United Nations
  • Key Players
  • Resistance
  • The Church
  • "No Blood for Oil"
  • New Zealand
  • What You Can Do?

East Timor Independence Committee (Auckland, NZ)

East Timor Alert Network Newsletter 1999-05

Title: Canadian Action for Indonesia and East Timor

  • East Timor: hope and danger
  • UN presence needed in East Timor now: Canada must act
  • Human rights: some suggestions for the government
  • NGO statement on West Papua
  • Indonesian women for peace
  • 1965 prisoners released – but PRD prisoners still jailed
  • Violence on Ambon
  • First national meeting for CAFIET
  • Militias take control of Dili

East Timor Alert Network

East Timor Alert Network Newsletter 1998-12

  • Black Friday in Jakarta
  • Death in the streets at MPR special session
  • The army atrocities: a threat to Indonesian people and the main obstacle for democracy
  • East Timor and military lies
  • Voices from the resistance: Fernando de Araujo
  • Yeni Damayanti
  • New oil and gas projects
  • PT TEL Update
  • Stop Canadian military exports to Indonesia
  • Halifax: “who represents Canada?” (Brooks Kind)
  • News from around Canada
  • CAFIET national meeting February 26-28

East Timor Alert Network

East Timor Alert Network Newsletter 1998-09

Title: Canadian Action for Indonesia and East Timor

  • Inside East Timor: an update
  • José Antonio Belo released
  • Unrest in paradise (Ian Timberlake)
  • “Timor needs tourists”
  • Promises and prisoners in Indonesia
  • Support the Volunteer Team for Humanity
  • Canadian company pulping Indonesia forests
  • Indonesia, aid and the Canadian wheat board
  • News from around Canada

East Timor Alert Network

East Timor Alert Network Newsletter 1998-06

  • “Here’s pepper in your eye!” (Gaby Resch)
  • The aftermath: APEC arrests and civil rights (ed. Dan Devaney)
  • Regional reports: Quadra island (Carol Foort)
  • Edmonton (Scott Harris)
  • Regina (Susan McQuarrie)
  • Calgary (Larry Grieve)
  • Ottawa (Abe Barreto Soares)
  • Prince George (Trudy Engler and Lee Ann Cooper)
  • St John’s (Bruce Gilbert)
  • Peterborough (George Adamson)
  • “In memory of Bill Owen” (Brooks Kind)
  • Poems by students
  • Death of Kotis Santana
  • New Magna Carta for Timorese
    Indonesia in Crisis:
  • Suharto vs the IMF: a choice of two evils
  • The crisis and its impact on the people
  • Activists “disappeared,” tortured
  • Recent protests
  • Leading playwright arrested in Jakarta
  • “Stop press --- protests, riots spread through Indonesia” (Maggie Helwig)
  • “Bitter paradise; the sellout of East Timor an update” (Elaine Brière)

East Timor Alert Network

East Timor Alert Network Newsletter 1997-Fall

  • War criminal on the loose!
  • Continued arrests and killings
  • Canada-Indonesia military ties (David Webster)
  • From the national office (Li-Lien Gibbons)
  • Halifax: confronting university complicity (Brooks Kind)
  • Toronto: reaching out (Susan Yates)
  • Vancouver: a summer of action (Robert Strang)
  • Ottawa: “this would never happen in Indonesia (Brian Dawson)
  • Prairies: ETAN grown

East Timor Alert Network

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