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Human Rights Groups Protest Indonesia's War in Aceh Throughout World Demand an End to Human Rights Abuses
Press Release (May 20, 2003) IndonesiaNetwork
Protestors around the world are gathering at Indonesia's diplomatic offices this week to oppose the launch of a massive military campaign in Aceh. In Indonesia's biggest military operation since the invasion of East Timor in 1975, an estimated 45,000 troops are now in Aceh, on the northern-tip of the island of Sumatra.
Members of Congress Oppose Bush Administration Moves to Increase Engagement with Indonesian Military
John M. Miller & Karen Orenstein (June 26, 2002) ETAN/US
Members of the House of Representatives today opposed stepped-up U.S. re-engagement with the Indonesian military (TNI). In a letter to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and Secretary of State Colin Powell, they wrote that making additional "military assistance available at this point is not only unnecessary, but likely to undermine efforts aimed at reforming the TNI."

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