A bibliography of books and resources on Indonesia's 1965/66 atrocities. This bibliography provides an essential resource for those wishing to study what really happened in Indonesia during those fateful years.
Briefings
Briefing on the upcoming East Timor referendum, highlighting conditions which are not yet conducive to a free and fair referendum, and providing recommendations to UNAMET and the international community.
Conference speech by Carmel Budiardjo, Nottingham University, May 1999
1. For many years TAPOL has been concerned that British military equipment exported to Indonesia has been directly involved in violations of human rights and has strengthened a military regime engaged in international aggression against East Timor. TAPOL has called for, and continues to call for, a complete ban on all arms exports to Indonesia.
I must first extend warm greetings from TAPOL and our gratitude to the International Forum on Aceh for holding this conference and inviting us to attend. We are very keen to be a part of the joint efforts to mobilise international support for the people of Aceh in the struggle to have their human rights upheld in all respects.
Many journalists nowadays raise the burning question: Is Indonesia facing Balkanisation? While it is tempting to answer in the affirmative, my answer is: I don’t think so. The danger facing Indonesia at present is much more one of social rather than territorial of disintegration