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September 14, 1999

Straits Times - September 14, 1999 (abridged)

Jakarta – Indonesia's armed forces (TNI) appears to have organised the mass bloodshed that hit East Timor, after it voted overwhelmingly for independence, United Nations High Commission

Tapol - September 14, 1999

[Dita Sari, the workers leader who was released from prison in July this year after serving three years of a five-year sentence, is now in the UK at the invitation of the TUC.

September 13, 1999

Agence France Presse - September 13, 1999

Kupang – A terror campaign by pro-Indonesian militia that started in East Timor has moved across the border to West Timor, where more than 100,000 refugees have fled, fearful sources sa

The Times (London) - September 13, 1999

Max Stahl, Dare – This once peaceful hill station overlooking Dili was turned into a death site at the weekend as Indonesian forces surrounded and fired on terrified refugees living rou

Sydney Morning Herald - September 13, 1999

By Michelle Grattan, Hamish McDonald, Bernard Lagan and Peter Cole-Adams.

The Melbourne Age - September 13, 1999

Doug Struck, Kupang – A human rights organisation has documented atrocities in East Timor that implicate the Indonesian military and militias in at least seven mass killings and dozens

Agence France Presse - September 13, 1999

Darwin – An East Timorese support group claimed here Monday to have received reports that tens of thousands of people had died in a deliberate genocidal campaign by Indonesia.

Sydney Maorning Herald - September 13, 1999

Indonesian soldiers used rape as a secret weapon, but their "orphans: bear silent witness. Louise Williams and Leonie Lamont report.

September 12, 1999

Agence France Presse - September 12, 1999

Darwin – Indonesian troops and pro-Jakarta militiamen were Sunday attacking thousands of refugees massed in the East Timorese town of Dare, a spokesman for the UN Mission in East Timor

The Melbourne Age - September 12, 1999

John Pilger – It had been a long night of waiting for the Indonesian troop convoy to pass.

International Herald Tribune - September 12, 1999

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September 11, 1999

International Herald Tribune - September 11, 1999

Kupang, West Timor – The Reverend Dewanto was the first to die, said Sister Mary Barudero.

Sydney Morning Herald - September 11, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch who arrived in Darwin from Dili – The destruction of the capital is greater than anybody could imagine. Hundreds of houses are blackened shells.

The Melbourne Age - September 11, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch Dili and Craig Skehan Kupang – Piles of bodies have been seen stacked in cells at the police headquarters in Dili, while East Timorese forced to flee into Indonesian Wes

The Melbourne Age - September 11, 1999

John Aglionby, Kupang – When Ano Loy saw five Indonesian soldiers walking towards his home in Dili on Monday he was sure they were going to kill him.

The Melbourne Age - September 11, 1999

Brendan Nicholson, Canberra – The United Nations and Australia encouraged the Timorese to vote even though intelligence services had warned that the Indonesian military was orchestratin

The Melbourne Age - September 11, 1999

Craig Skehan Kupang and Greg Roberts Brisbane – Aid and church groups are concerned that thousands of East Timorese refugees in camps in West Timor could be used as bargaining chips in

South China Morning Post - September 11, 1999

Most of the East Timorese killed in the violence that has swept the capital, Dili, were left to die where they fell on the street, a French doctor who treated hundreds of wounded in a c

South China Morning Post - September 11, 1999

Barry Porter, Auckland – Resistance leader and Nobel peace laureate Jose Ramos Horta said yesterday he had received reports that pro-Jakarta forces had begun attacking East Timor hillsi

Reuters - September 11, 1999

Vorasit Satienlerk, Dili – A UN Security Council team toured the ruined capital of East Timor on Saturday as the world community drew up plans for a security force to restore peace to t

The Independent (London) - September 11, 1999

Richard Lloyd Parry – It is a very long drive up the palm-lined, four-lane avenue to the monolithic headquarters of the Indonesia military just outside Jakarta, and the tension in our c

South China Morning Post - September 11, 1999

Vaudine England, Jakarta – Indonesia's Alliance of Independent Journalists has issued an "urgent action" statement listing several Indonesian journalists missing in East Timor, as conce

September 10, 1999

The Guardian - September 10, 1999

When Sister Margaret arrived in Kupang yesterday after a 30- minute flight from East Timor's capital Dili, she suddenly realised how lucky she was to be a nun.

Associated Press - September 10, 1999 (slightly abridged)

Patrick Mcdowell, Jakarta – Drunk on stolen beer, pro-Indonesian militiamen looted the UN compound in East Timor on Friday, smashing equipment and terrifying East Timorese still inside

Sydney Morning Herald - September 10, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – Pat Burgess wipes away the tears. He doesn't want to make the life-or-death decision.

Sydney Morning Herald - September 10, 1999

Louise Williams – Catholic Church leaders were hiding in remote East Timor mountains last night after pro-Jakarta militia gangs went on a rampage of bloody retribution, murdering at lea

Agence France Presse - September 10, 1999

Kupang – The mayor of the East Timorese capital Dili warned Wednesday that the UN Mission in East Timor (UNAMET) had to leave the territory or the killing and destruction there would co

September 9, 1999

Agence France Presse - September 9, 1999

Sydney – Indonesian military were rounding up East Timorese on the main Indonesian island of Java, one of Australia's leading pro-Timor activists said Thursday.

Jakarta Post - September 9, 1999

Jakarta – Antiforeigner sentiments marked a series of demonstrations which took place across the capital on Wednesday.

Sydney Morning Herald - September 9, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – The looting never stops. It's brazen now: soldiers, police and militia are stealing whatever they can carry.

September 8, 1999

ABC The World Today - September 8, 1999

Compere: Rafael Epstein has also been speaking to Inga Lemp, who was based in Baukau for the past month.

Sydney Morning Herald - September 8, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – There are not many of us left, here in the United Nations' besieged compound.

Sydney Morning Herald - September 8, 1999

Bernard Lagan, Darwin – Eyewitnesses have told how the Indonesian military combined with militias in Dili to storm Catholic Church and Red Cross compounds, forcing out thousands of East

Jakarta Post - September 8, 1999

Jakarta – Enforcing a state of emergency in East Timor will not improve the situation because the military is unlikely to be neutral, said a former military commander in the province.

Associated Press - September 8, 1999

Darwin – An American UN worker recovering in an Australian hospital after being wounded in East Timor said Wednesday that he was shot by an Indonesian soldier.

September 6, 1999

Sydney Morning Herald - September 6, 1999

The Indonesian military – presented to the world as providing security while East Timor prepares for independence – is in fact orchestrating the brutal campaign of killings and intimida

Australian Democratic Socialist Party Statement - September 6, 1999

The Democratic Socialist Party calls on all supporters of democracy to mobilise to demand that the Australian government insist that the United Nations authorise the immediate dispatch

September 5, 1999

Australian Broadcasting Corporation - September 5, 1999

At least 20 people have been killed and the western East Timorese town of Maliana set ablaze and all but destroyed.

Sydney Morning Herald - September 5, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – East Timorese have voted overwhelmingly to end Indonesia's rule of their territory and become one of the world's newest, and smallest, independent countries.

The Age - September 5, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – It was the birth of a nation, the victorious end to a 24-year struggle for independence.

Sydney Morning Herald - September 5, 1999

Dili – There were no smiles of celebration on the faces of the East Timorese in the capital Dili today when the results of the historic independence ballot were announced.

The Age - September 5, 1999

Paul Daley – The resounding pro-independence result of East Timor's autonomy ballot yesterday allowed Alexander Downer to say what has been on the minds of foreign ministers since Indon

September 4, 1999

Agence France Presse - September 4, 1999

Dili – Hundreds of pro-Indonesian militiamen roamed through the East Timorese capital Dili early Saturday as fear gripped the territory with the United Nations announcing an overwhelmin

South China Morning Post - September 4, 1999

Ian Timberlake, Dili – Furious United Nations staff – evacuated from Maliana following the murders of two UN poll workers in the district – yesterday blasted Indonesian police for doing

The Age - September 4, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – A skinny boy in filthy threadbare clothes hangs around my hotel. Ameu, 10, is a good kid, keeping an eye on my room when I am out.

Agence France Presse - September 4, 1999

Jakarta – Indonesian opposition leader and presidential candidate Megawati Sukarnoputri said Saturday she was "very sad" East Timor had voted overwhelmingly for independence.

Jakarta Post - September 4, 1999

Jakarta – Leader of the National Council for East Timorese Resistance (CNRT) Xanana Gusmao hails the Aug.

Jakarta Post - September 4, 1999

Jakarta – President B.J.

Sydney Morning Herald - September 4, 1999

New York, Friday: East Timor voted overwhelmingly to break its ties with Indonesia in favour of independence, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan announced here tonight.

The Age - September 4, 1999

Craig Skehan, Jakarta – Differences have emerged within the Indonesian Government over whether international peacekeepers could be needed in East Timor after tomorrow's announcement of