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Spring 2002
East Timor Achieves Hard-won Nationhood
Changes and Challenges in Washington
The Women of East Timor Demand Justice
A Dangerous Oil Slick
Documents Detailing Role of Kissinger and Ford
in 1975 Invasion Released
Ten Years for Justice and Self-Determination
ETAN Continues Refugee and Justice Campaigns
About East Timor and the East Timor Action Network
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| Stamps of the new republic. To order 1st day
issues, blocks, etc. online go to Australian
Post which printed and donated the stamps. |
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Independence is Just a Beginning
Your Support Is Still Needed!
The East Timorese recognize the need for ongoing international solidarity
with the new nation. Nobel laureate Jose Ramos-Horta has said an independent East Timor will prioritize its
relationship with international friends.
Help ETAN continue its ten year history of effective
advocacy for human rights and justice!
Your participation and financial support are essential.
Non-tax deductible contributions for our political advocacy
work should be made out to ETAN/U.S.; tax-deductible donations for
educational efforts should be made out to the AJ Muste Memorial Institute (put ETAN/U.S. in the memo line). Thank you.
Mail to: ETAN/U.S., PO Box 15774, Washington, DC 20003-0774
or
click here to donate online:
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ETAN Welcomes Shawn Jones |
| To make sure our work for justice and human rights
can continue, ETAN is welcoming Shawn Jones as our new part-time
Development Director. Shawn brings to ETAN an impressive level of
experience with various non-profit fundraising efforts. He has
designed as well as implemented successful development strategies
for organizations focused on the arts, public health and homeless
issues. Shawn looks forward to working with the ETAN family and to
building support for a cause he finds "very important and
personally compelling." Contact Shawn at: shawn@etan.org and
410-944-3992. |
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