[PDF] Top 20 Tapol bulletin no, 1, August 1973

... Glenda Jackson, Michael Medwin~ Rachel Roberts and Alan Sapper. ~otal Brit~sh aid to Indonesia consists not only of dis-[r] ... See full document

... The amendment goes farther than the amendment written into the Foreign Assistance Act last year (see TAPOL Bulletin No. 10), in that it is binding legislation which t[r] ... See full document

... Philippines. Indeed, the extent of Indonesian economic leverage was far greater than many observers had realised. 16 TAPOL Bulletin No.. A top political adviser, forme[r] ... See full document

... Although KOPKAMTlB has announced that 4,000 more will be released this year, General Yoga Sugama's statement, reported in our item on page 4, suggests that a considerable numbe[r] ... See full document

... Reports that 60,000 people were killed within weeks of the Indonesian invasion have already been referred to in earlier issues of TAPOL Bulletin. The latest information is that prie[r] ... See full document

... (The arrests in Banda Aceh signify that GAM's caution was well-founded!) The Indonesian side had also sought a statement from GAM regarding the operations of the nat[r] ... See full document

... The fourth international meeting was held in Banda Aceh in January this year at which many Acehnese NGOs and inter- national human rights organisations were present.. When [r] ... See full document

... Following their reJnoval froni. TAPOL Bulletin No.. On 22 June, the paper reported that the students were suspected of 'involvement in subversive activity', having set[r] ... See full document

... After having cleaned up the navy, Sudomo was appointed chief-c£-st:afI er. Kopkamtib, the Operational Command for the Restoratioo of Security arrl Order. This appointment came on 2[r] ... See full document

... It has policy of enforced transmigration was In conflict with a spotlighted the beleaguered position ot former political long-standing decision by the security force[r] ... See full document

... The decision of the military regime to go ahead with the trial of Hariman Siregar, the first of the January 1974 tapols to come for trial , rather than hold these tapols[r] ... See full document

... As well as actively campaigning for the roleaae of the prisoners, Tavol collt:·cts information a.bout their si-tuabion , and publicises it in regular bulletins.[r] ... See full document

... "The entire state apparatus must intensify vigilance in exercising supervision of the released B-category G30S/PKI prisoners. Do not relax in preventing out- lawed [r] ... See full document

... persuade the Indonesian authorities to lift this ban have so far been unsuccessful. The five men, whose names have not been made public, were arrested on 7th December 19[r] ... See full document

... We think that this should not go unchalJenged; the principle of conditionality has been advanced by you (and Baroness Chalker) over the past year and was of cou[r] ... See full document

... PNG troops were rushed to the border following the incursion by Indonesian troops, and a company was said to be on standby in case the situation deteriorated furt[r] ... See full document

... Electronics has already taken more than a hundred young Timorese to Jakarta.. Australia to draw attention to the continuing conflict in East Timor and the need for a [r] ... See full document

... to restore Indonesia to economic prosperity and political stability. But some problems have emerged. His stints as co-ordi- nating minister for security and politics u[r] ... See full document

... This makes it all the more necessary, as we approach the tenth anniversary in October this year of the military takeover, the colossal slaughters and the first mass a[r] ... See full document

... notice to improve, or else face sanctions. Earlier this year Suharto sent a mission to Washington to argue against such a decision but to no avail. The suspension of G[r] ... See full document