News Source: Inter Press Service
| 3 days ago
East Timor�s leaders say bringing to justice perpetrators of atrocities committed during the Indonesian army�s occupation would sour relations between the neighbouring countries, but not everyone is so keen to forgive and move on. Despite high-
News Source: News 24
| 14 days ago
Nelson Mandela and his wife Graca Machel were on Friday named winners of a children's rights prize in a vote involving more than 7 million children worldwide. "We are extremely honoured to have been voted as the Decade Child Rights Heroes," Mandela
News Source: The Boston Globe
| 22 days ago
East Timor— Thousands of mourners lit candles, sang hymns and prayed in East Timor on Thursday, honoring the victims of a massacre of pro-independence demonstrators by Indonesian troops 18 years ago. Many called on the tiny nation's leaders to
News Source: The Age
| 22 days ago
The appeal came as thousands of people gathered for a service at the Santa Cruz graveyard in downtown Dili, Timor's capital, where Indonesian troops opened fire on pro-independence demonstrators on November 12, 1991, killing hundreds. Mothers,
News Source: Aantara.co.id
| 29 days ago
Regent of Belu, East Nusa Tenggara province, Joachim Lopez, said he has yet to announce the repatriation of the secretary of the subdistrict of Kobalima Timur Maternus Bere to Indonesia to the public because an official statement is still awaited
News Source: Sydney Morning Herald
| about 1 month ago
The story of how Indonesia came to threaten diplomatic ties with its tiny half-island neighbour to save Bere is not known outside the circle of East Timor's political elite. It began 10 years ago, in Father Hilario Madeira's church in the East
News Source: The Age
| about 1 month ago
It was late 1975, the Indonesian special forces had just murdered five Australian newsmen in Balibo and Jakarta was poised to invade East Timor, the tiny country on Australia's doorstep. Balibo , the movie, depicted the veteran journalist East as
News Source: Seattle Times
| about 1 month ago
The European Union's parliament has awarded its annual Sakharov Prize for freedom of thought to Russia's Memorial group of human rights activists. Thursday's decision lauds the group, which was founded two decades ago to memorialize the victims of