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Indonesia a Bansa Film On Journalistsa Deaths
JAKARTA : Indonesia has banned the Australian-made film Balibo, which depicts the deaths of six foreign journalists in East Timor, the head of the foreign correspondents club said. Comment?
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Indonesia 'Bans' Film On Journalists' Deaths
Monday, 7 December 2009, 2:15 pm Press Release: Pacific.scoop Original Article JAKARTA : Indonesia has banned the Australian-made film Balibo, which depicts the deaths of six foreign journalists in East Timor, the head of the foreign correspondents club said. Comment?
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Paul Stewart and nun Elysabeth Shinta.
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Emotional moment... Paul Stewart, who co-ordinated the appeal to buy a new vehicle, hugs the order's head nun, Elysabeth Shinta. Comment?
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Dili nuns delighted by our kindness
WHEN Paul Stewart told nuns who provide physiotherapy to impoverished disabled children in Dili that Australians had donated more than $70,000 to help them, they did not believe him. Comment?
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Indonesia: Drop Censorship of Critical Film
The Indonesian government should rescind its censorship of a film depicting a military atrocity prior to Indonesia's 1975 invasion of East Timor, Human Rights Watch said today. Comment?
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Jakarta bans film on journo killings
Indonesia has banned an Australian-made film on the alleged murder of six Australian-based journalists by Indonesian troops during the 1975 invasion of East Timor. Comment?
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Indonesia bans Australian-made film on East Timor killings
Indonesia has banned an Australian-made film on events around the alleged murder of five Australian journalists by Indonesian troops during the 1975 invasion of East Timor, officials said Wednesday. Comment?
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Cross-Country Ties an Obstacle to East Timor Justice
East Timor's leaders say bringing to justice perpetrators of atrocities committed during the Indonesian army's occupation would sour relations between the neighbouring countries, but not everyone is so keen to forgive and move on. Comment?
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Indonesia has banned a politically sensitive Australian movie about the Balibo Five. Comment?
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Indonesia 'bans' East Timor film
Indonesia has banned the film Balibo, which depicts the deaths of six foreign journalists in East Timor, the head of the foreign correspondents club said. Comment?
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Indonesia bans Australian film on E.Timor killings
JAKARTA : Indonesia has banned an Australian-made film on the alleged murder of six Australian-based journalists by Indonesian troops during the 1975 invasion of East Timor, an official said Wednesday. Comment?
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The blocks needed for nation-building
The revised strategy for Afghanistan that President Obama will announce Tuesday is expected to focus new resources on training Afghan security forces and shoring up the central government, an approach certain to revive a debate about the possibilities and the limits of nation-building. From Somalia, Cambodia, East Timor and the Balkans in the 1990s ... Comment?
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East Timor: Cross-Country Ties an Obstacle to Justice
East Timor's leaders say bringing to justice perpetrators of atrocities committed during the Indonesian army's occupation would sour relations between the neighbouring countries, but not everyone is so keen to forgive and move on. Comment?
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Indonesia bans Balibo movie ahead of premiere
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Robert Connolly's acclaimed political drama Balibo chronicles the story of TV journalists killed for reporting on Indonesia's incursions into East Timor ahead of its 1975 invasion. Comment?
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Afghan Plan Revives Nation-Building Debate
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This story was written by Keith B. Richburg . The revised strategy for Afghanistan that President Obama will announce Tuesday is expected to focus new resources on training Afghan security forces and shoring up the central government, an approach certain to revive a debate about the possibilities and the limits of nation-building. From Somalia, ... Comment?
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Afghan plan to test limits of nation-building
A A Obama to outline Afghanistan 'endgame' Nov. 30: As President Barack Obama prepares to announce his plan to send as many as 35,000 more U.S. troops to Afghanistan, the White House said Monday that his prime time address Tuesday will include details about how the government will pay for it. Comment?
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Obama's Afghan strategy may fuel nation-building skepticism
The revised strategy for Afghanistan that President Barack Obama will announce today is expected to focus new resources on training Afghan security forces and shoring up the central government, an approach certain to revive a debate about the possibilities and the limits of nation-building. From Somalia, Cambodia, East Timor and the Balkans in the ... Comment?
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TIMOR-LESTE: Bird flu worries as awareness remains low
Ask Afonso de Jesus what he knows about avian influenza and the answer is worrying. Comment?
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East Timor a " the role of journalists in the freedo...
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The struggle for justice is not a contest between Indonesians and non-Indonesians. Rather, it is a contest between those around the world who want to justice to prevail and those who want to see impunity prevail. Comment?
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Timor lures tourists with historic independence sites
East Timora s struggle against Indonesian occupation may soon become a tidy earner, with the government considering plans to promote key sites of the 25-year fight for independence as part of a tourism campaign. Comment?
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