(Deutsch) Garda Sembiring (PEC), Zoemrotin K. Susilio (Ex-Komnas HAM), Usman Hamid (Kontras), Suciwati (KASUM)

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(Deutsch) “Die Mühen der Ebene”

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Posted on 03:43 PM in 10 Years Reformasi: Democracy, Human Rights and Social Justice in Indonesia, Activities, democracy, Elections & Political Parties, joint studies and reports, Human Rights, Indonesia, Press Freedom, Publications, Transitional Justice, Events, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
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(Deutsch) Khairani Arifin und Erni Putri von RPuK (Relawan Perempuan untuk Kemanusiaan – Freiwillige Frauen für humanitäre Aktion)

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(Deutsch) Pat Walsh, internationaler Berater beim technischen Büro der nationalen Wahrheitskommission in Osttimor

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(Deutsch) Zweifel an der Autonomiegesetzgebung in West Papua

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Posted on 02:27 PM in Conference Autonomy for Papua, June 2003, Human Development, Human Rights, Indonesia, Land & Indigenous Rights, Papua, Publications, Regional Conflicts, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
Tags: democracy, Indonesia, corruption, land rights, human rights, Papua, law, Freedom of Expression, regional conflicts, special autonomy

(Bahasa Indonesia) Menggali Kebenaran

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Posted on 02:17 PM in Dealing With A Burdened Past - Transitional Justice and Democratization, conference 20./21.04.2006, Indonesia, East Timor, Publications, Transitional Justice, Transitional Justice, Events, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
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(Deutsch) Tagungsbericht: Osttimor auf dem Weg zu nachhaltiger Unabhängigkeit?

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(Deutsch) Initiative 2000plus Berlin

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Is Papua autonomy a myth?

The Jakarta Post, August 21, 2003

Neles Tebay, Pontifical, University of Urbaniana, Rome

The province of Papua has just conducted its evaluation after the first year’s implementation of the special autonomy law in Jayapura, on July 28-29. Attended by all the regents, tribal leaders, religious leaders and scholars, the evaluation conveyed two messages. The first is that the special autonomy seems to be an illusion, at least in the first year of its implementation.

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Posted on 02:46 PM in Conference Autonomy for Papua, June 2003, democracy, Indonesia, Papua, Publications, Watch Indonesia! in the Media
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Foreword

Conference “Autonomy for Papua – Opportunity or Illusion?”, 04-05. June 2003

With its more than 17,000 islands stretching over some 5,000 kilometres, the Republic of Indonesia comprises a multitude of socially and culturally diverse regions with different historical experiences. Preserving Indonesia as a unitary state is a difficult and permanent task in nation-building. With the fall of Suharto in 1998, chances arose that the concept of Indonesian national unity be understood not only as territorial integrity but as the unity of ... read more

Posted on 10:58 PM in Activities, Conference Autonomy for Papua, June 2003, Indonesia, Recent Activities, Papua, Regional Conflicts
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