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	UN Transitional Administration in East Timor (UNTAET)
		The killing of five UN workers in West Timor in September 2000 has led to increasing international demands that the Government of Indonesia disarm and disband militia elements based in West Timor that have been wreaking violence within West Timor and engaging in violent incursions into East Timor.
		It is in our interest to see the Indonesian government complete this transition as well as to support the transition of East Timor to an independent state.
		The decision in October 1999 by the National Assembly (MPR) to relinquish Indonesia’s claim to East Timor and the democratic selection of a new President and Vice-President were key steps in that direction.
	www.state.gov /p/io/pkpg/index.cfm?docid=1814 (230 words)

	Papua, province, Indonesia
		The conflict between the Dutch and Indonesia ended in late 1962 when the Netherlands agreed to UN administration of territory and, after May 1, 1963, transfer of it to Indonesian control pending a plebiscite (to be held under UN supervision before 1970).
		In June, 2000, a congress of Papuan activists declared the province independent as West Papua, an action that was rejected by the Indonesian government, which subsequently responded with a military crackdown on independence supporters.
		In 2002 the provincial government adopted the name Papua for the province.
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/world/A0909767.html (712 words)

	Indonesia (05/05)
		President Yudhoyono’s Democratic Party (PD), holds only 55 seats out of 550 seats in the People’s Representative Assembly (DPR), making it the fifth-largest in the legislature the effectiveness of his administration is could hinge on his ability to forge a successful coalition or working relationship with the other factions.
		The president, assisted by a cabinet that he appoints, has the authority to conduct the administration of the government and is accountable only to the MPR.
		Indonesia’s first elections in the post-Soeharto period were held for the national, provincial, and sub-provincial parliaments on June 7, 1999.
	www.state.gov /r/pa/ei/bgn/2748.htm (7297 words)

	Papua on Encyclopedia.com
		The conflict between the Dutch and Indonesia ended in late 1962 when the Netherlands agreed to UN administration of territory and, after May 1, 1963, transfer of it to Indonesian control pending a plebiscite (to be held under UN supervision before 1970).
		In June, 2000, a congress of Papuan activists declared the province independent as West Papua, an action that was rejected by the Indonesian government, which subsequently responded with a military crackdown on independence supporters.
		A rugged, densely forested region, with snow-capped mountains rising to over 16,500 ft (5,029 m; highest in the nation) at Jaya Peak, it is inhabited chiefly by Papuans living in hundreds of tribes, each with its own language and customs; about 10% of the population consists of Malay settlers from other areas in Indonesia.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/p/papua.asp (7297 words)

	Free Papua Movement (OPM)
		Indonesia's efforts to exploit the resources and assimilate the indigenous Papuan and Melanesian populations into the national administration and culture met sporadic armed resistance from the Free Papua Movement and aroused international concerns.
		Forty years after Indonesia took over the former Dutch colony, tensions are running high in Papua, fueled in part a government decision to divide the province in two.
		Indonesia faces separatist and sectarian fighting in several parts of the far-flung archipelago, in addition to Papua, giving rise to fears the country could break apart.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/world/para/papua.htm (7297 words)

	NO MILITARY ENGAGEMENT WITH INDONESIA
		Instead, the administration should obey congressional restrictions and increase pressure on the Indonesian government and military finally resolve East Timor's refugee crisis and to support true democratic reforms in Indonesian civil society.
		A joint U.S. and Indonesian military exercise known as CARAT (Cooperation Afloat Readiness and Training) is set to begin on July 20.
		Send a blank e-mail to sampltrs@etan.org or go to www.etan.org/action/letters.htm, for sample letters which can be adapted for administration officials, members of Congress and letter to the editor.
	www.maryknoll.org /GLOBAL/ALERTS/indonjul.htm (526 words)

	Irian Jaya
		Also noteworthy, was that a few hours after the UNTEA departed, the Indonesian Government appointed a native son of West Irian to the high office of Governor of the province.
		In this context, it should be noted that the Agreement provided for the first phase of UNTEA administration (Article IX, X, XI) which included inter alia, the rapid replacement of top Netherlands officials with non-Netherlands and non-Indonesian officials.
		Indonesia is their nationality and they all live in the territory once governed by the Netherlands as a single entity known as the Netherlands East Indies, of which West Irian was an integral part.
	www.geocities.com /sinombudi2001/7/irian.html (526 words)

	Free Papua Movement (OPM)
		Indonesia's efforts to exploit the resources and assimilate the indigenous Papuan and Melanesian populations into the national administration and culture met sporadic armed resistance from the Free Papua Movement and aroused international concerns.
		Forty years after Indonesia took over the former Dutch colony, tensions are running high in Papua, fueled in part a government decision to divide the province in two.
		The cultural conflict was aggravated by indigenous people's perceptions that they were being left behind economically by a flood of Indonesian immigrants coming in via the central government sponsored transmigration program.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/world/para/papua.htm (526 words)

	APAN Maritime Terrorism
		Maritime Southeast Asia — Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, the Philippines, Brunei, and southern Thailand — is predominantly Islamic.
		The Maritime Administration is working to increase maritime industry standards including the security of U.S. ports and vested interests.
		Under current laws, the MSDF may inspect ships on the high seas only when Japan is attacked by an enemy, emergency situations take place in regions around Japan, or the government orders it to take defensive or policing actions.
	www.apan-info.net /maritime/key_terrorism_view.asp (526 words)

	Indonesia: Violence And Political Impasse In Papua - The Context: Emergence Of The Independence Movement And The Government'S Response
		Indonesia: Violence And Political Impasse In Papua - The Context: Emergence Of The Independence Movement And The Government'S Response
		When Indonesia gained its independence, the Dutch insisted on retaining West New Guinea as a continued foothold in their former colony and as a potential site for the resettlement of pro-Dutch Eurasians and other former colonial subjects.
		s incorporation into Indonesia in the 1960s and the legal significance of December 1, 1961, Papuan members of the Netherlands New Guinea legislative council were inaugurated and the Morning Star flag was first flown; the need to devise a political strategy for the pro-independence movement; and the need to consolidate the movement.
	www.hrw.org /reports/2001/papua/PAPUA0701-03.htm (2778 words)

	Politics of Indonesia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Through his appointed cabinet, the president retains the authority to conduct the administration of the government, but some observers believe the balance of power has shifted too far in the direction of the legislature.
		Indonesia is a republic based on the 1945 constitution providing for a limited separation of executive, legislative, and judicial power.
		In part, this reflects a desire to prevent the presidential excesses of the past and, in part, to restrain Wahid, who is seen as at times dangerously unpredictable.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/Politics_of_Indonesia (706 words)

	:: Embassy of Indonesia Washington, D.C
		The Walsh mansion was occupied in 1936 by the U.S. Suburban Resettlement Administration, thereafter in 1937 by the U.S. Rural Electrification Commission, and then from 1941 to 1951 by the American Red Cross.
		During the Theodore Roosevelt administration, the Walsh mansion was the scene of some of the most lavish entertaining in Washington.
		It was after Carrie B. Walsh’s death in 1932 that the stately mansion fell vacant and began to be used by government organizations.
	www.embassyofindonesia.org /aboutus/Files/gedungkbri2.htm (1631 words)

	Power Politics: Indonesia Archives
		It's fractured, and the civilian central government lacks the authority it should have for proper administration.
		Indonesia's military forces remain fairly capable, but are rapidly aging and insufficient for the nation's demands.
		Indonesia is the world's largest Muslim state, and a central base for many radical strands of Islam.
	www.powerpolitics.org /archives/000129.html (2760 words)

	Indonesia - Government and Politics
		In 1992 Indonesia was a unitary state with a highly centralized governmental administration.
		This centralization was seen by Indonesia's leaders as necessary in a fragmented geographical and highly plural ethnic setting with a history of regional and ethnic rebellion.
		Indonesia's international image continued to suffer, however, from international criticism of its human rights record, particularly its suppression of an independence movement in East Timor.
	countrystudies.us /indonesia/81.htm (807 words)

	BBC NEWS Asia-Pacific Indonesia shelves Papua division
		Jakarta said it was splitting up the province to improve administration, but critics said the government wanted to control rising separatist sentiment, and accused the authorities of violating the special autonomy granted the mountainous province in 2001.
		Indigenous tribesmen, who mostly oppose the new province, fought against hundreds of supporters of the plan, many of whom are immigrants to Papua.
		Two of those killed were opponents of the new province, and only one supporter of the move has died.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/asia-pacific/3184591.stm (807 words)

	Asia Times
		Theoretically, other countries could come and take over those "neglected" islands and should Indonesia protest, they could insist on bringing their case to the international court, where they could be expected to win in the light of the principle of sovereignty exercise or continuous administration.
		Indonesia, once considered one of Asia's economic powerhouses, was brought to its knees in 1997 when financial crisis plunged it into deep economic recession.
		Indonesia, the world's biggest archipelagic country, stretching almost 5,000 kilometers from the Asian mainland into the Pacific Ocean, has more than 17,000 islands, only 3,000 of which are inhabited.
	www.atimes.com /atimes/Southeast_Asia/DL21Ae01.html (875 words)

	IFES - Democracy at Large
		For four years IFES has provided technical advice to the Indonesian National Election Commission (KPU) and its secretariat and produced related election administration reports in such areas as electoral management, public relations, organizational structure, and procurement policies.
		IFES promotes legal and electoral reform in Indonesia as part of an overall effort to encourage democracy in the region, working closely with key government agencies involved in drafting new electoral and political laws for the country.
		In the lead up to the 2004 elections IFES’ program in Indonesia will cover a broad range of election-related activities:
	www.ifes.org /reg_activities/indonesia-reg-act.htm (875 words)

	Economy (from Indonesia) -- Britannica Student Encyclopedia
		(Single names are quite common in Indonesia.) As president he headed a mismanaged and corrupt administration that virtually destroyed the government and economy of Indonesia.
		See why the economy of Indonesia is a model for developing countries.
		More results on "Economy (from Indonesia)" when you join.
	www.britannica.com /ebi/article-202587?tocId=202587&ct= (827 words)

	Irian Jaya
		The conflict between the Dutch and Indonesia ended in late 1962 when the Netherlands agreed to UN administration of West New Guinea and, after May 1, 1963, transfer of the territory to Indonesian control pending a plebiscite (to be held under UN supervision before 1970).
		In June, 2000, a congress of Papuan activists declared the province independent as West Papua, an action that was rejected by the Indonesian government, which subsequently responded with a military crackdown on independence supporters.
		Indonesia backs Irian Jaya separatists into a corner: The 39th anniversary of a declaration of independence is marked today by Papuans.(World) (The Christian Science Monitor)
	www.infoplease.com /ce6/world/A0825471.html (827 words)

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	AllRefer.com - Indonesia - Local Government Indonesian Information Resource
		The structure of provincial-level and local government in Indonesia is best understood in terms of the overriding goals of national political integration and political stability.
		Government administration is processed through descending levels of administrative subunits.
		Whereas once the central government's transfer of wealth from resource-rich provinces to people-rich provinces had been a source of political irritation for the better-endowed regions, by Repelita V (FY 1989-93), the lag in development investment beyond the Java-Sumatra western core was the most troubling.
	reference.allrefer.com /country-guide-study/indonesia/indonesia133.html (1839 words)

	JURIST - East Timor: Timorese Law, Legal Research, Human Rights
		The Constituent Assembly and a new East Timorese Government were to govern East Timor during the remaining transitional period before its independence as a democratic and sovereign State.
		In a "popular consultation" of the East Timorese people organized by the UN Secretary-General in August 1999, the people rejected a special autonomy for East Timor within the unitary Republic of Indonesia and chose to begin a process of transition toward independence.
		The arrival of the Australian-led International Force in East Timor (INTERFET) forces and withdrawal of Indonesian forces in September 1999 largely brought to an end the decades-long pattern of numerous, serious human rights abuses by Indonesian authorities and their East Timorese allies; however, many serious problems remained.
	jurist.law.pitt.edu /world/easttimor.htm (1619 words)

	Humanitarian Intervention- East Timor
		With the territory¹s overwhelming vote[31] for independence from Indonesia on August 30, 1999, a wave of violence erupted against the East Timorese, much of it sponsored by the Indonesian government.
		[33] A UN estimate put the number of refugees at up to 500,000 people (almost 50% the population), 150,000 of whom crossed into Indonesian West Timor.
		The greatest differences between East Timor and Kosovo lies in the face that the refugee crisis in East Timor did not spill over into other states, as it had in Kosovo; therefore, it could not be characterized as a traditional threat to international peace under Article 52.
	faculty.virginia.edu /setear/students/bellkoso/WarsEastTimor.html (662 words)

	Ambassador A. Peter Burleigh: Statement in the Security Council in Explanation of Vote on Establishment of the UN Transitional Administration in East Timor (UNTAET), October 25, 1999
		We look forward to working with the UN, the people of East Timor, President Wahid and the Government of Indonesia, and our other partners to help ensure that East Timor’s transition to independence is as smooth and successful as possible.
		The UN response to the crisis in East Timor is an example of the potential and promise of this great institution.
		Civil society projects sustaining a transition to independence should be supported by contributions from those who have shown such a strong interest in helping East Timor become a viable independent state.
	www.un.int /usa/99_086.htm (647 words)

	East Timor (United Nations Transitional Administration in) - Security Council
		The Council also insisted that the Indonesian government take immediate additional steps to disarm and disband the militia immediately, restore law and order in the affected areas in West Timor, ensure safety and security in the refugee camps and for humanitarian workers, and prevent cross-border incursions into East Timor.
		The terms of reference of the Mission were: (a) in East Timor, to review the progress in the implementation of Security Council resolution 1272 (1999); (b) in Indonesia, to review the implementation of Security Council resolution 1319 (2000).
		The Council expressed outrage at reported attacks in Betun, West Timor, in which a number of refugees reportedly were killed, and welcomed the statement of the Indonesian president that a full-scale investigation would be undertaken and firm measures taken against those found guilty.
	www.hri.ca /fortherecord2000/vol3/easttimorsc.htm (1215 words)

	JURIST - East Timor: Timorese Law, Legal Research, Human Rights
		UNTAET consisted of a governance and public administration component, a civilian police component of up to 1,640 civilian police and an armed United Nations peacekeeping force, of equivalent size to INTERFET.
		UNTAET also began a process of reorganizing itself to resemble more closely the future government of East Timor and to increase the direct participation of the East Timorese.
		The annexation was never recognized by the United Nations, however, and the territory's status was the subject of talks between the UN, Indonesia and Portugal.
	jurist.law.pitt.edu /world/easttimor.htm (1619 words)

	United Nations Transitional Administration in East Timor (UNTAET):
		After UNTAET, acting on behalf of the territory, had signed a memorandum of understanding on 19 January, extending the terms of the East Timor Gap Treaty with the Government of Australia, a $1.4 billion gas exploitation plan in the Timor Gap was approved.
		An UNTAET team of four persons dealing with human rights and other judicial issues leaves East Timor for meetings in Jakarta with the Office of the Indonesian Attorney General, which is investigating five priority criminal cases that occurred in East Timor between April and September 1999.
		United Nations civilian police will be part of the public administration component with a strength of up to 1,640 officers.
	home.iprimus.com.au /buckomp/TimorChronology99-00.htm (4767 words)

	superchefblog: 2004/12
		Not that Christmas Island is unaffected by world events, even the wars in the Middle East and Central Asia -- yes, the recent big news was a Perth judge's conviction of a Pakistani man for smuggling Afghan refugees from Indonesia -- that's right -- to Christmas Island.
		Two thirds of the island is a national park of 85 square kilometers (that's just under 33 square miles, or a little over 5 x 6 miles for the math-challenged), according to the Australian Department of Environment and Heritage (now there is a liberal-sounding government department!).
		There is also a Christmas Island Internet Administration, though I could not determine whether there is an Internet cafe or availability through hotels.
	superchefblog.com /archive/2004_12_01_archive.html (3831 words)

	Indonesia's Future Prospects: Separatism, Decentralisation and the Survival of the Unitary State (Current Issues Brief 17 1999-2000)
		Papua is the name now used by the central Indonesian Government to refer to the area previously referred to by the Indonesian Government as Irian Jaya.
		In an apparent bid to appease calls for independence in Papua the Indonesian Government agreed to set up a body to investigate human rights violations.
		In West Java a Darul Islam insurgency began in 1948 and persisted as a movement of regional, social and religious discontent which the Government was largely powerless to stop until the death of the movement's leader in 1962.
	www.aph.gov.au /library/pubs/cib/1999-2000/2000cib17.htm (3831 words)

	West Papua
		This resolution shall be officially presented with respects to the Government of the Republic of Indonesia, the Dutch Government, the US Government and the United Nations, as well as to the Nations and the international community.
		West Papua remains extremely tense following muted celebrations on 1 December to mark the day in 1961 when a Papuan Council adopted the 'Morning Star' flag as their national emblem amid promises from the Dutch colonial administration of a process leading to a genuine act of self-determination.
		The crimes against humanity that have been perpetrated in West Papua as a result of the international political conspiracy in which Indonesia, the Netherlands, the United States of America and the United Nations were involved must be thoroughly investigated and the perpetrators tried before an international tribunal.
	www.melanesia.org /westpapua.htm (3831 words)

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