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January 11, 2005 02:23AM EST [general.addtranslation] Download Article (PDF) [ insert language bar ]

Aceh - Human Rights Before and After the Tsunami

By AF - August Sound Coalition

Up until the morning of the disaster of the tsunami, the people of northern Indonesia in the area of Aceh, have been facing tremendous hardship and violence due to the Jakarta-lead military repression and violence against the Aceh movement for self-determination.
Now, our eyes are turned to this part of the globe.
AUDIO of Teach-In Jan 8 - Part of 1 of 3 parts || AUDIO of Teach-IN Jan 8 - Part 2 of 3 parts || AUDIO of Teach-In Jan 8 - Part 3 Additional Articles and Links: || "How Not to Win.." || ETAN || Human Rights Watch - Documents and articles || WALHI ||

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Aceh - Human Rights Before and After the Tsunami

Aceh - Human Rights Before and After the Tsunami

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Re: Aceh - Human Rights Before and After the Tsunami

Jan 11, 2005 03:41AM EST

Robert Jereski

Would someone be able to create a transcript of the recordings (above)? This would help to reach more people (particularly those who prefer to read/scan things, and/or can't download the mp3's, i.e. are on dial-up).