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Fifty nations and peoples are gathering in the Unrepresented Nations and Peoples Organization (UNPO) during their International Conference in Otepää, Estonia
Fox - Expressen.se
Genocide in Acheh


Investigators have found a number of mass graves in Acheh committed by the Indonesian regime
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International Effort Needed on Aceh

The Forgotten People Of Acheh-Sumatra

The Forgotten War Against Aceh

 


Indonesian Army killed civilians in Acheh


The Commission for Disappearances and Victims of Violence, citing reports and witnesses, said the death toll might be as high as 65, although its members had only seen 23 bodies.

Details About The Massacre In Aceh

Deteriorating Human Rights Situation In Aceh

Aceh : The Indonesian 'Kosovo' No One is Supposed to Know About

TAPOL: Indonesian Troops Slaughter Scores of people


Burning Houses
VIOLENCE overshadows Indonesia's north-west province of Aceh, where an independence movement has been fighting to break free from Jakarta's rule since 1976.


BBC News, Monday, 22 April, 2002
GAM: Jakarta Is Declaring War On The People of Aceh

Mass Graves
In what witnesses described as a massacre, Indonesian troops shot dead up to 60 people and wounded 10 last Friday in two villages in the western part of Aceh. .” The bodies were thrown into an abandoned well. “Before the troops left, they said: ‘We will come back',” the witness said.
Inside The village of widows
Grim evidence of the army's campaign against separatism in Aceh is only now being uncovered. Only now can the real grieving be gin.
The BBC's Jonathan Head reports from Acheh
 
Burned-Alive


Some of the sixty burned-alive Achehnese
civilians by Indonesian army in the village of Lancôk, Syamtalira Bayu, North Acheh, on 19/03/2002

A "PAUSE" THAT NEEDS A PAUSE
The all-of-sudden decision taken by the Acheh Sumatra National Liberation Front - ASNLF - to pull out the16-18 November talks in Geneva last week, has taken Jakarta aback.
 
Who Says Aceh is Integral to RI?
By: M. Yusuf Daud
(The Jakarta Post, November 27, 1999,Editorial and Opinion)
STOCKHOLM, Sweden (JP): The struggle of the oppressed peoples of the world for their right to self-determination has often been overshadowed by the notion of so-called "territorial integrity" and the principle of noninterference in the "internal affairs" of a sovereign state.

Shadia Marhaban: Placing GAM on a list of "terrorist" organisation would be a shame!
If so, we should also recall that Nelson Mandela was considered a terrorist, as was East Timor's Xanana Gusmao. The British thought a military leader named GeorgeWashington was a terrorist. Not bad company, I think.

RE: Andai Aceh Merdeka, Maka Terjadilah Proses Balkanisasi RI
Pengamat politik, dosen UI dan peneliti LIPI, Hermawan Sulistyo, dalam tulisannya ”ANDAI ACEH MERDEKA” yang disiarkan SATUNET tanggal 23/12/99 (untuk artikel lengkap,
lihathttp://www.satunet.com
/artikel/isi.html?id=2912), antara lain dapat disimpulkan sbb:

Disintegrasi Adalah Pilihan Yang Paling Baik http://basisdata.esosoft.net/1999/12/23/00
19.html
Kutipan wawancara George Aditjondro dengan radio australia yang disiarkan hari ini menyebutkan sebaiknya Indonesia melepaskan daerah-daerah yang ingin
merdeka seperti Aceh dan Papua Barat. I

To The People Of Australia
Please stop the extremely human right abuses that still going on in front of you now. You as the closest witness in this area can tell the peoples in the world ...

aback.

Two Achenese Views of the post-September 11 World
by Timo Kivimäki
Achenese independence fighters are not Muslim fanatics, They do not have a quarrel with the United States. They do not target innocent people, but instead defend themselves against military aggression.
The Sultanate of Acheh
Relation with the British, 1760-1824
LEE KAM HING, University of Malaya
The British came closest to securing a base in Acheh during this period when he later was looked upon as an invaluable entrepot to support their China trade and as a possible naval base to protect British interests in the region against other European powers.



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