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The best means for readers to keep up to date with developments in TImor-Leste is to subscribe to the news service of the East Timor and Indonesia Action Network (ETAN). This is a tremendous resource, run on shoestring... out of an apartment in Brooklyn, New York. -- Gordon Peake, Beloved Land: Stories, Struggles and Secrets from Timor-Leste |
The
east-timor list distributes news, analysis. and job and
other announcements from a wide range of sources, including East
Timorese groups, ETAN,
and other civil society and non-governmetal organizations . Reports
and translations from wire services and the Timor-Leste,
Indonesian, Portuguese, Australian, U.S. and other media
are included, along with official documents
and statements from the U.N. and its agencies,
international financial institutions and national governments. (The
east-timor list began as a newsgroup called reg.easttimor and is
sometimes known by that name.)
The number of postings (e-mails) can vary, averaging 5-15 per day, depending on the pace of Timor-Leste related events and coverage. Once you are subscribed, you can change to receive summaries only or many postings in one or two daily e-mails.
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A current archive can be found at https://lists.riseup.net/www/arc/east-timor.
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Articles and reports published in English about East Timor -- beginning with the November 1991 Santa Cruz massacre to April 30, 1996 -- were published by ETAN in 43 weekly and monthly volumes of about 100 pages each. They include the substantive material that circulated over the reg.easttimor email-list and more. These volumes are in PDF format and available here.
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A weekly selection of news items from June 1998 until July 2010 can be found at: http://www.etan.org/et/.
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More information about other ETAN listservs is here.
Note: ETAN also maintains a postal mailing list (for very occasional mailings) and a phone list. Even if you only wish to receive electronic material, we would appreciate having your current location (city, country) and phone and fax numbers.
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for avid TL-watchers, with a quality of discussion --------- I would like to take this opportunity to thank you for the excellent work you have been doing these last years in keeping all people interested in Timor-Leste's present and future duly informed. Your objectivity and professionalism, providing an essential space for everybody to express itself freely has been a great contribution to consolidate Timor-Leste's emerging democracy. It is an example of how to give voice to the civil society and others at relatively low costs, an example that many other countries should follow. - Pedro --------- I would also like to take the opportunity to thank you for the wonderful service you provide to us all; the sharing of information is crucial to all of us involved in/ with Timor-Leste and we would be lost without ETAN! -Siobhan --------- Congratulations for this
excellent source of up-to-date information --------- And I shouldn't pass
up the chance to say a general thanks for the great work you
guys are doing at ETAN. It's four and a half years since I left
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