Monday, 8 December 2008

Tanggapan Yanri Untuk Papuan Diary [Standing Up for Human Rights by Restricting Military Assistance to Indonesia]

Oleh: Yanri [yanri@jambiexplorer.com]

Salam,

memang terlalu banyak kesalahan masalalu, termasuk salah satunya memberhalakan apa yang disebut konsepsi NKRI, ujug ujug tanpa penjelasan, ditelan tanpa dikunyah terlebih dahulu, bahkan ada yang dipaksa menelan tanpa tahu apa yang harus ditelan.

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Tanggapan Untuk Yanri [Standing Up for Human Rights by Restricting Military Assistance to Indonesia]

Oleh: Papuan Diary [papuandiary@gmail.com]

Yanri,

Saya bukan John tapi saya hanya mau katakan saja kepada Anda bahwa Anda dan hampir semua orang yang tinggal diluar wilayah konflik [Timor Leste, Papua, Acheh, Poso, dll] akan selalu memandang "simbol" dan bukan "cita-cita" bersama dalam membangun peradaban sebuah negara-bangsa.

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Response from Yanri to John M Miller [Standing Up for Human Rights by Restricting Military Assistance to Indonesia]

By Yanri [yanri@jambiexplorer.com]

John,

Let me quote these tagline I posted here early this year regarding East Timor (surely to Papua issue as weel) ,and be glad when you find it deep in your heart there should be peaceful and win-win action for the foundation of all action ETAN and Djamin, Bush or Obama, TNI or NGO's, Wiranto or Usman - people might pick up soon after reading
your letter.

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Standing Up for Human Rights by Restricting Military Assistance to Indonesia

ETAN Responds to the Wall Street Journal

by John M. Miller (National Coordinator, ETAN)

A recent Wall Street Journal Asia editorial urged its readers to watch the "low-profile" but important issue of the U.S. military relationship with Indonesia. The Journal ("Obama's Indonesia Test," Nov. 20) repeated the widely-discredited case that re-engagement with the largely-unreformed and unrepentant Indonesian military was the best way to promote reform and human rights. It called on President-elect Barack Obama "to stand down liberal Senators and interest groups" like the East Timor and Indonesia Action Network (ETAN) and Amnesty International for seeking conditions on military assistance to Indonesia.

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