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Indonesia Uses War on Terror to Win US Arms
Indonesia Uses War on Terror to Win US Arms
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2002/may/19/usa.terrorism US plans to resume its military aid programme to the country despite protests about human rights violations by the Indonesian military and police. The Guardian, UK. On the eve of independence in East Timor - won only after an orgy of killing - Amnesty is leading protests over Bush's plans for aid to Jakarta's bloodstained security forces.Indonesia uses war on terror to win US arms On the eve of independence in East Timor - won only after an orgy of killing - Amnesty is leading protests over Bush's plans for aid to Jakarta's bloodstained security forces Sunday 19 May 2002 02.38 BST On the eve of East Timor's independence, the World news United States Global terrorism George Bush Observer East Timor South Pacific World news International Policy > Asia > Indonesia
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Thomas L. Friedman discusses Indonesian fears about the effects of US foreign policy on the democratic development of the country. New York Times, US (free registration required).
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Discusses the existence of terrorist groups in the country and the indonesian government's efforts to detect and fight them. Published by the Australian Parliamentary Library.
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US plans to resume its military aid programme to the country despite protests about human rights violations by the Indonesian military and police. The Guardian, UK.
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Reports on US-Indonesian relations and the involvement of the Indonesian army in business and human rights violations. New York Times, US (free registration required).
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