Darwin / Washington / Dili / Jakarta / Santa Cruz / Liverpool / New York / Sydney / Canberra / Melbourne / /
Company
Australian Catholic Relief / BBC / The Washington Post / World Development / Reuters / Suara Timor Timur / Australian Parliamentary East Timor Friendship Group / Lennox / /
Country
Netherlands / East Timor / France / Japan / Canada / Australia / Portugal / United Kingdom / New Zealand / Poland / Indonesia / Russia / United States / Timor / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Catholic Institute / /
Holiday
Christmas / /
IndustryTerm
Internet sabotage / foreign media / clandestine network / food / hamlet-level networks / integrated network / /
Organization
East Timorese Students and Youth Association / Golkar / international solidarity movement / East Timor Action Network / Indonesian Church / Australian Council for Overseas Aid / UDT / civil society / Australian United Nations Civilian Police / United States Army Special Forces / Indonesian police / US Embassy / POLRI / Youth Association / Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation / Suharto’s party / Catholic Church / Oxfam / Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs / Christmas party / Indonesian intelligence / Ireland Solidarity / regional military / Indonesian National Police / Catholic Institute for International Relations / Falintil / Falantil / Human Rights Office / Renetil / United Nations / Timor-Leste police / Australian Council for International Development / Indonesian military / Impettu / /
Person
Geoffrey Handbury / Matan Ruak / Pat Walsh / Clinton / Helen / Xanana Gusmão / David Scott / Nancy Pelosi / Coki Nai Pos Pos / Pat Gaffney / Janet Steele / Jude Conway / José Ramos-Horta / Monsignor Lopes / Richard Gephart / Tom Daschle / Suharto / Impettu / Ted Kennedy / Rupert Murdoch / Youth / /
Position
President / village guidance noncommissioned officer / head / Bishop / police driver / representative / driver / editor / officer / leader / correspondent / commander / military commander / activist / /
5. Networked Solidarity, International and Clandestine This chapter describes how the clandestine movement worked inside Timor and across Indonesia. Its links to the Church and to a politics of nonviolence are then discu