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Indonesia's brutal attack on West Papuan rally

Shocking scenes of Indonesia’s brutal suppression of a West Papuan rally on October 19, 2011.

©SBS TV/West Papua Media

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Updates

16 November 2011 "Shocking video confirms Indonesia's brutal suppression of West Papuan rally ahead of US visit," by Survival Internaional

22 October 2010 "Indonesian government admits its soldiers tortured Papuans," by Survival International

2 August 2010 "US Congressman call on Obama to intervene in Papua 'genocide'," by Radio New Zealand International

January 2010 "Beyond Genocide: Illumination #11," by 20th Century Illuminations

11 September 2009 "Australia hopes new East Timor inquiry won't hurt Jakarta ties," by The Associated Press

1 September 2009 "Jakarta bombings suspect held," by Al Jazeera

27 August 2009 "Noordin Top's Support Base," by International Crisis Group

25 June 2009 "What Did I Do Wrong?," by Human Rights Watch

24 July 2009 "The Hotel Bombings," by International Crisis Group

14 June 2009 "Indonesia 'War Crimes' General Prabbowo Subianto Seeks Election" by Michael Sheridan and Dewi Loveard, The Sunday Times

26 May 2009 "Impunity of Dutch Massacre in Indonesia was Given 60 Years Ago" by NRC Handelsblad International

20 May 2009 "Indonesia: Radicalisation of the "Palembang Group"" by International Crisis Group

25 April 2009 "Indonesia's Voters Retreat From Radical Islam" by Norimitsu Omishi, The New York Times

9 April 2009 "Democracy in Indonesia: The Next Test" by Peter Gelling, The New York Times

8 April 2009 "Indonesia: Release Elections Critics, Investigate Violence" by Human Rights Watch

26 March 2009 "Indonesia: Release Peaceful Protesters Jailed for Raising a Flag" by Amnesty International

11 September 2008 "Norwegian government-- Rio Tinto's Papua mine 'unethical'" by Survival International

7 October 2005 "In Indonesia, Songs Against Terrorism," by Kyai haji Abdurrahman Wahid and Holland Taylor in the Washington Post

5 October 2005 "In Indonesia, Democracy isn't Enough," by Scott Atran in the New York Times

7 July 2008 "Implications of the Ahmadiya Decree," by International Crisis Group

16 June 2008 "Communal Tensions in Papua," by International Crisis Group

10 June 2008 "Reverse Ban on Ahmadiyah Sect," by Human Rights Watch

10 June 2008 "President Of Indonesia Restricts Muslim Sect," by Peter Gelling, The New York Times

5 June 2008 "Indonesia Cracks Down on Extremists," by Peter Gelling, The New York Times

30 August 2005 "Indonesia to Give Amnesty to 2,000 Rebels," by The New York Times

16 May 2008 "UN body criticizes 'widespread' torture by Indonesian police, military ," by The Associated Press

15 August 2005 "In Signing Accord, Indonesia and Rebels Hope for Peace," by Evelyn Rusli, The New York Times

18 July 2005 "Indonesia and Separatists Reach Deal to End 30 Years of Fighting," by Evelyn Rusli, The New York Times

17 July 2005 "Indonesia Settles With Aceh Rebels," by Evelyn Rusli, The New York Times

14 June 2005 "The Madrassa Myth," by Peter Bergen and Swati Pandey, The New York Times

29 July 2004 "INDONESIA: RADICAL CLERIC TO ESCAPE BALI CHARGES," by The Associated Press

16 January 2004 "Ex-General to Make Run for President of Indonesia," by Jane Perlez, The New York Times

21 August 2003 "Jakarta rights tribunal buries E. Timor atrocities," by Aboeprijadi Santoso, The Jakarta Post.

17 August 2003 "Troops shoot dead 11 suspected rebels in Aceh in fresh violence," The Agence France Presse. 

12 August 2003 "Woman activist on trial for treason in Indonesia's Aceh province," The Agence France Presse. 

11 August 2003 "Militant Islamic Congress Is Sparsely Attended in Indonesia," by Jane Perlez, The New York Times

7 August 2003 "Terror in Indonesia," by the Washington Post

6 August 2003 "EAST TIMOR: GENERAL CONVICTED," by Reuters

30 July 2003 "Talk of Aiding Indonesia Military Angers Ambush Survivors," by Dana Priest, The Washington Post

28 July 2003 "Impunity in Indonesia," by Russell Feingold in the Washington Post

25 June 2003 "INDONESIA: JOURNALIST LEAVES ACEH REBELS," by Jane Perlez, The New York Times

24 July 2003 "Despite Advances, Indonesia Offensive Uncertain," by Alan Sipress, The Washington Post 

19 July 2003 "INDONESIA: REPORTER FACES CHARGES," by Reuters

18 July 2003 "INDONESIA: TROOPS BATTLE ACEH REBELS," by The Agence France-Presse

15 July 2003 "INDONESIA: BLAST AT PARLIAMENT," by The New York Times

9 July 2003 "Indonesia Says Drive Against Separatists Will Not End Soon," by Jane Perlez, The New York Times

2 July 2003 "Indonesian Suggests Forming Militias," by The Associated Press

5 June 2003 "Indonesian Troops Kill German Tourist," by The Associated Press

31 May 2003 "U.S. Steers Indonesia Away From War Against Separatists," by Jane Perlez, The New York Times

20 May 2003 "Major Military Attack Unfolds Against Rebels in Indonesia," by The Associated Press

6 May 2003 "Indonesia Preparing Crackdown on Rebels," by The Associated Press

6 April 2003 "Rights Groups Fault Indonesian Tribunal," by Ellen Nakashima, The Washington Post

2 March 2001 "EU 'appalled and saddened' by violence in Indonesia," by the Agence France Presse 

29 February 2001 "Witnesses Detail Slaughter Of 118 Madurese on Borneo," by Rajiv Chandrasekaran in the Washington Post

27 February 2001 "Dayaks Loot and Burn City As Borneo Violence Spreads," by Rajiv Chandrasekaran in the Washington Post

26 February 2001 "Borneo Violence 'Out of Control'," by Rajiv Chandrasekaran in the Washington Post

24 February 2001 "Savage Attacks Terrorize Migrants on Borneo," by Rajiv Chandrasekaran in the Washington Post

2001 "Genocide Alert: Genocidal Massacres in Indonesian Borneo," by The International Campaign to End Genocide



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