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Arbitrary Arrest & Detention

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March 18, 1997

Providence Journal - March 18, 1997

Elizabeth Rau – Indonesian soldiers captured Constancio Pinto on his 28th birthday and beat him so severely over the next six days that his eyes swelled shut.

Amnesty International - March 18, 1997

Baltasar Sebastiao H Belo, Jose Maria Geronimo, Joao Budiono C Moraes (Joao Budiono da Costa), Gregorio Sequira Bento, Luis Afonso, Abel Fernandes, Felciano Maria martins, Oracio Viegas

Amnesty International - March 18, 1997

All but four of those arrested in relation to disturbances in February in the Viqueque district of East Timor have now been released.

March 13, 1997

Amnesty International - March 13, 1997

Names: Hassan Hamid, 40; Mohammad Daud Abubakar; Ismail Syahputra; Raman Palu; Nijar Kandang; Tengku Affan; Inur Marlia (f).

February 19, 1997

Amnesty International - February 19, 1997

Of those arrested in the Viqueque district of East Timor in relation to disturbances between 7 and 11 February, 105 have now been released, leaving at least four still in detention.

February 14, 1997

East Timor Human Rights Centre Urgent Action - February 14, 1997

Names: Acacio, 20;Adelino, 27;Agostinho Orlandor, 19;Agostinho, 19;Agustinho da Silva, 19;Alberto, 16;Aleixo da Carvalho, 24;Armando, 25;Armindo Soares, 30;Celestino Jerronimo;DomiNGOs

East Timor Human Rights Centre - February 14, 1997

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February 13, 1997

Amnesty International - February 13, 1997

Tomas Caiware (35), Fransisco Ximenes (28), Celestino Jerronimo, Armindo Soares (30), Gaspar Pinto (19), Agostinho Orlandor (19), Evangel Menezes (22), Fransisco Jesus (18), Armando (25

ABC Radio Australia - February 13, 1997

Around one-hundred people are believed to have been detained by authorities in East Timor, following more than a week of unrest.

January 29, 1997

East Timor Human Rights Centre Urgent Action - January 29, 1997

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January 27, 1997

South China Morning Post - January 27, 1997

Reuters in Jakarta – Tension has risen in East Timor's capital Dili as Indonesian security officers continue searching for youths suspected of involvement in the killing of a soldier on

August 1, 1996

Human Rights Watch and Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Center for Human Rights - August 1996

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