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July 19, 2004

ABC Radio - July 19, 2004

The first person to be convicted of human rights abuses in the lead up to East Timor's independence referendum has begun his three year jail sentence.

July 18, 2004

Jakarta Post - July 18, 2004

Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – Former East Timor governor Abilio Soares began serving on Saturday a three-year prison term for his role in the 1999 violence in the former Indonesian

July 17, 2004

Jakarta Post - July 17, 2004

Yemris Fointuna and Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta/Kupang – Convicted former East Timor governor Abilio Soares defied a summons on Friday to begin serving his three-year jail term for h

July 16, 2004

PCUSA News - July 16, 2004

John Filiatreau, Liquica – Leonito da Costa's death and resurrection took place shortly after August 30, 1999, the day he and hundreds of thousands of other East Timorese trooped to the

PCUSA News - July 16, 2004

John Filiatreau, Dili – Five years ago, this country reclaimed its independence from Indonesia, becoming the newest, and arguably poorest, nation in the world.

July 14, 2004

Day to Day show - July 14, 2004

Alex Chadwick, host: This is Day to Day. I'm Alex Chadwick.

July 12, 2004

ABC Radio - July 12, 2004

A controversial immigration decision taken by the East Timorese government is to be challenged in East Timor's Court of Appeal.

Radio Australia - July 12, 2004

Two years after independence, the people of East Timor are trying to sort out the muddle of languages that is a legacy of the country's complicated history and politics.

July 9, 2004

Radio Australia - July 9, 2004

The various languages of East Timor speak of the history of the place, but in the present they are the topic of fierce debate.

July 8, 2004

Kompas - July 8, 2004

Jakarta, Kompas – Former East Timor governor Abilio Jose Osorio Soares has questioned the verdict handed down against him by the courts.

Far Eastern Economic Review - July 8, 2004

John McBeth, Dili – Peter Galbraith is not popular with Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.

Interpress Service - July 8, 2004

Sonny Inbaraj, Darwin – Documentary filmmaker and cameraman Max Stahl – whose images of the 1991 Dili massacre in East Timor moved the world into taking action against Indonesia – is ba

July 3, 2004

Australian Associated Press - July 3, 2004

Four years after Australia helped East Timor gain independence the good will is being threatened by a disputed line on the seabed that will decide how revenue from the multi-billion dol

June 30, 2004

Green Left Weekly - June 30, 2004

Robyn Waite, Dili – The Asia Pacific Coalition for East Timor (APCET) is a coalition of Asian human rights groups and East Timor solidarity networks that was founded at a conference in

Melbourne Age - June 30, 2004

Mark Baker, Jakarta – East Timor has invoked the wrath of God upon Australia in the bitter feud over the division of oil and gas reserves in the Timor Sea.

Green Left Weekly - June 30, 2004

Jon Lamb – As the pre-election hype takes off, the issue of the disputed maritime boundary between East Timor and Australia has slipped from the mainstream political spotlight.

Bulletin - June 30, 2004

At the height of the East Timor crisis, Australia gave General Wiranto a stark ultimatum: back off or else.

June 29, 2004

Lusa - June 29, 2004

Dili – The state budget proposed by East Timor's ruling Fretilin party was approved Tuesday by the Dili parliament, although most opposition parties boycotted the debate and final vote

Agence France Presse - June 29, 2004

An Australian journalist has been deported from East Timor even though a court dismissed charges of illegal weapons possession and immigration violations, his attorney said Tuesday.

Jakarta Post - June 29, 2004

Kupang – The United Nations Security Council lowered its security status in West Timor regency to Alert IV from Alert V after an evaluation by the UN Security Coordination team on May 1

June 28, 2004

ZNet Commentary - June 28, 2004

Andre Vltchek – What can you do if your country is tiny and poor and your wealthy neighbor shamelessly exploits commonly shared area rich in natural resources depriving you of funds so

June 21, 2004

Tempo Magazine - June 15-21, 2004

The name of 58-year-old Kay Rala Xanana Gusmao has once more caught the Indonesian public's attention.

June 19, 2004

Associated Press - June 19, 2004

Two martial arts gangs clashed in East Timor, leaving four dead including a 70-year-old man who tried to break up the brawl, police said Saturday.

June 17, 2004

Neil Barrett - June 17, 2004

[While President Xanana Gusmao makes overtures of friendship towards Indonesia, there are many East Timorese who may never be able to forgive their country's former oppressors.

New Straits Times - June 17, 2004

Amy Chew, Jakarta – Indonesian presidential candidate and former armed forces chief General Wiranto publicly apologised for the first time for the violence in Timor Leste, then called E

June 16, 2004

Jakarta Post - June 16, 2004

Andi Hajramuni, Makassar – Hundreds of East Timorese refugees who hail from South Sulawesi sealed off the province' high court on Wednesday to vent their frustration over the court's ve

June 15, 2004

ABC News - June 15, 2004

An Australian man facing charges in East Timor claims he has been framed by local authorities.

June 14, 2004

Tempo Magazine - June 8-14, 2004

The meeting between Xanana Gusmao and General (ret) Wiranto reaped condemnations in Timor Leste.

The Independent (UK) - June 14, 2004

Kathy Marks – From the refugee camp of Sunkaer Laran, the mountains of East Timor are so close you can almost touch them.

June 13, 2004

Jakarta Post - June 13, 2004

David Kennedy, Jakarta – When Kirsty Sword Gusmao stepped off the plane from Dili this week to launch her autobiography in Jakarta, she must have given a little smile.

Sunday Times (Perth, Australia) - June 13, 2004

Mark Dodd – An Australian businessman has been hounded out of East Timor by anti-Australian sentiment whipped up by claims that Canberra is ripping a $1 billion oil and gas bonanza off

June 12, 2004

Sydney Morning Herald - June 12, 2004

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – The notorious former East Timorese militia leader Joao Tavares has again been forced to leave a border town near his old homeland where he was living in breach

Agence France Presse - June 12, 2004

A former East Timor governor sentenced for human rights abuses will be housed in a prison cell with an en suite bathroom because of his service to the Indonesian nation, reports say.

June 11, 2004

Asia Intelligence Wire - June 11, 2004

Kupang – The Commander of Korem [Military Sub-Area Command] 161/Wirasakti Kupang, Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT), Col M Moesanip was of the opinion that East Timor's separation from Indonesi

June 10, 2004

The Australian - June 10, 2004

Sian Powell, Jakarta – The acquittal of an Indonesian military commander accused of human rights breaches in East Timor in 1999 has been upheld by the Supreme Court in Jakarta, promptin

Wall Street Journal - June 10, 2004

Timothy Mapes and Patrick Barta, Dili – Tiny East Timor fought for nearly a quarter of a century to free itself from Indonesian invaders.

Agence France Presse - June 10, 2004

It's hard enough being the mother of two young boys let alone the Mother of the Nation.

Melbourne Age - June 10, 2004

Brendan Nicholson – Australian authorities may have charged an SAS soldier for allegedly kicking the body of an Indonesian soldier in East Timor because they did not want to worsen rela

June 9, 2004

Dow Jones Newswires - June 9, 2004

Veronica Brooks, Canberra – The World Bank's representative in East Timor, Elisabeth Huybens, is keeping a watchful eye on the protracted maritime border dispute playing out between Can

June 8, 2004

West Australian (and agencies) - June 8, 2004

John Phaceas, Perth – Woodside Petroleum might have to defer its Sunrise gas project for at least five years – costing it billions in delayed revenue – if the impasse over Timor Sea pro

Associated Press - June 8, 2004

Indonesia's Supreme Court has upheld a special court ruling acquitting a former military commander in East Timor of gross human rights violations in East Timor in 1999, when its people

June 7, 2004

Radio Australia - June 7, 2004

A small group of protestors is rallying outside an international oil and gas conference in the northern Australian city of Darwin, angry over Australia's treatment of East Timor in natu

June 6, 2004

Agence France Presse - June 6, 2004

Darwin – A US oil company challenged East Timorese Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri to appear in a US court to respond to allegations that he accepted a multi-million dollar bribe from a ri

June 5, 2004

Associated Press - June 5, 2004

Dili – A US-based rights group denounced Australia yesterday, saying Canberra should be "ashamed" for allegedly robbing East Timor of much-needed oil and gas revenues from the disputed

June 4, 2004

The Australian - June 4, 2004

Lisbon/Portugal – East Timor said today it is willing to reach a compromise with Australia to solve a long-running territorial dispute over seabed oil and natural gas deposits between t

June 3, 2004

The Courier - June 3, 2004

Catherine Best – Jose Ramos-Horta exudes a warmth and charisma that belies his nation's bloody struggle for independence.

The Independent (UK) - June 3, 2004

Twelve-year-old Julmira Babo collapsed unconscious while playing outside in her village in East Timor's Ermera district.

June 2, 2004

Antara - June 2, 2004

Denpasar – East Timor Attorney General Longuinhos Monteiro denied reports that his government had closed its investigation into the alleged involvement of former Indonesian military chi

June 1, 2004

The Australian Editorial - June 1, 2004

It may not have quite the power of the image of Nelson Mandela applauding his former jailer, F.W.

May 31, 2004

Sydney Morning Herald - May 31, 2004

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – East Timor's President Xanana Gusmao has publicly embraced the man accused of responsibility for the deaths of 1500 East Timorese.