
TAPOL and ETAN
Letter to UK and US Ambassadors to UN on
Anniversary of 30 September Movement
(September 30, 2020)
National Security Archive:
U.S. Embassy Tracked
Indonesia Mass Murder 1965
(Oct 17, 2017)
Indonesian translation
Amnesty International, Asia
Justice and Rights (AJAR),
East-Timor and Indonesia
Action Network (ETAN), La’o
Hamutuk, TAPOL, Watch
Indonesia! and Yayasan HAK:
PUBLIC STATEMENT -
Indonesia: Close gap between
rhetoric and reality on 1965
mass human rights violations
(October 1, 2016)
A Timorese View:
Time to End Impunity for
Suharto's Crimes in
Indonesia and Timor-Leste
Tetum:
Agora mak tempu atu hapara
impunidade ba krime sira
Suharto nian iha Indonesia
no Timor-Leste
Bahasa Indonesia:
Sekarang Saatnya Memutus
Impunitas untuk Kejahatan
Soeharto di Indonesia dan
Timor-Leste
ETAN, Amnesty International,
Tapol and Watch Indonesia:
Truth-Seeeking and Formal
Public Apology Essential for
1965/1966 Resolution
ETAN
Supports Senate Resolution on 50th
Anniversary of 1965 Mass
Violence in Indonesia
ETAN
Backgrounder:
Breaking
the Silence: The U.S. Role in
Indonesia's Mass Violence
ETAN
Talking Points/Discussion Guide:
Shatter the Silence!
August 2015
“There was lots of foreign
support for the genocide and
that is used as an excuse not
to apologise,” Joshua Oppenheimer
said....
“It’s
my hope that the U.S. will also
take responsibility for its
part so the Indonesian government
can come to terms with the past
and we can move on to reconciliation
and healing,” he added. -- From "Act
of Killing” Director Hopes U.S.
Will Admit Genocide Role
Reflections on The Look
of Silence and The Act of
Killing
'The Look of Silence' breaks
censorship with free
download Jakarta Post,
December 11, 2015
ETAN and others,
Condemn
Recent Censorship of 1965 Massacre,
October 25, 2015
Watching
The Look of Silence in Dili,
September 2015
Democracy
Now!
"The
Look of Silence": Will
New Film Force U.S. to Acknowledge
Role in 1965 Indonesian Genocide?,
August 3, 2015
Desmond Tutu,
The Look of Silence: Finding
our Humanity in the Face of
Genocide. July
31, 2015
SydneysBuzz:
12
Things Joshua Oppenheimer Wants
You to Know About 'The Look
of Silence', July
29, 2015
New
York Times:
Joshua
Oppenheimer Won’t Go Back
to
Indonesia,
Interview by Adam Shatz, July
9, 2015
The
L Magazine: The Shock of the
Familiar:
Talking
to The Look of Silence Director
Joshua Oppenheimer
July 15, 2015
Japan
Times:
Exhuming
Indonesia’s horror in search
for justice,
by Jeff Kingson, July 4, 2015
Act
of Killing” Director Hopes U.S.
Will Admit Genocide Role,
by Jasmin Ramsey, March 1, 2014
The
Nation:
It’s
Our Act of Killing, Too,
by Brad Simpson, February 28,
2014
NY
Times:
Indonesia
and the Act of Forgetting,
by Andreas Harsono,
February 28, 2014
Jakarta
Globe:
‘Act
of Killing’ Co-Director Says
Film Not A Foreign Plot,
February 3, 2014
Indonesia
and the 1965 massacres: Where's
the justice?
by Carmel Budiardjo, Tapol
Indie Wire:
Act of Killing Director Joshua Oppenheimer
on How The Oscars Gave The Film
'A Second Life'
'The
Act of Killing' and the
consequences of forgetting
Al-Jazeera, by Joe Nevins, October
11, 2013
Interview
with the director Joshua Oppenheimer,
Filmcomment, July 2013
Ben
Anderson,
Impunity
and Reenactment: Reflections
on the 1965 Massacre in Indonesia
and its Legacy
The
Asia-Pacific Journal, April
2013
Larry
Rohter,
Indonesian
Death Squads and 'The Act
of Killing'.
New York Times, July 14, 2013
Jess
Melvin.
Review:
When perpetrators speak,
Inside Indonesia, 112: Apr-Jun
2013
Jonah
Weiner,
The
Weird Genius of "The Act
of Killing,'
New Yorker Culture Blog, July
16 2013
Read about
Indonesia
and the U.S. 1965-66 and beyond
ETAN:
Breaking
the Silence: The U.S. Role in
Indonesia's Mass Violence
September 2014
ETAN
Talking Points/Discussion Guide:
Shatter the Silence!
August 2015
Bhinneka:
Special issue on the '65
Genocide in Indonesia, Half
a Century Later,
October 2015 ( English)
1965: Evidence
from Canadian Documents ,
October 2015
TAPOL:
Indonesia’s Unresolved Mass
Murders
September
2012
This
report gives an historical overview
of the 1965–66 massacres, persecutions,
and continuing discriminatory
policies against alleged communists
and their descendants in Indonesia.
Failure to address the past
could fuel conflict and even
result in further atrocities.
The briefing concludes that
a truth-seeking process, official
historical clarification, and
a genuine reconciliation process
through judicial proceedings,
reparations and rehabilitation
for victims, are necessary.
TAPOL:
Indonesia's
Human Rights Commission reveals
the truth about 1965/66 Crimes
Against Humanity
Factsheet:
Minta
Maaf! Say Sorry for 65
Statement
by Komnas Ham (National Commission
For Human Rights) on the Results
of Its Investigations into Grave
Violation of Human Rights During
the Events of 1965 -1966
(Unofficial Translation by TAPOL)
International
People's Tribunal :
Indonesia's 1965 Massacre,
Unveiling the Truth,
Demanding Justice November
1965
Commentary:
No Real Reconciliation or
Peace Without Truth About
1965 By Soe Tjen
Marching, Jakarta Globe,
June 8, 2015
NY
Times:
A
City Turns to Face Indonesia’s
Murderous Past,
July 12, 2015
Tempo:
Requiem
for a Massacre
October 2012 (PDF)
ETAN:
Accountability
for Suharto’s Crimes Must Not
Die With Him,
Feb. 2008
Joseph
Nevins,
U.S.
must atone for aiding Suharto,
Feb.
2012El
Jakarta
Globe:
Elderly
Victims of 1965 Purge Seek Justice
After a Lifetime of Pain,Oct
05, 2010,
Jakarta Globe, October 5, 2010
Komnas
HAM Report Lays Blame for 1965-6
Killings Primarily on Suharto
Human
rights watchdog urges RI to
confront its "demons"
The Jakarta Post, October 01
2012
Gerry
van Klinken,
Reviews:
Flipping the national story
of 1965,
Inside Indonesia, 112: Apr-Jun
2013
Kathy
Kadane,
Ex-agents
say CIA compiled death lists
for Indonesians,
States News Service, 1990
National
Security Archive: Suharto:
A
Declassified Documentary
Obit
Andrew
de
Sousa:
Guatemalan
path for Indonesian justice
Truth
Will Out: Indonesian Accounts
of the 1965 Mass Violence
edited by Dr. Baskara T. Wardaya
SJ, translated by Jennifer Lindsay
(e-book, html)
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