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“It turns out I was mistaken
in implying a logical outcome to this M.O.U. [Memorandum of Understanding
between the U-N and Indonesia] In practise, the government of the republic
of indonesia has reneged on this M.O.U. meaning that there has not been
any transfer of evidence and witnesses let alone suspects to be tried by
the special panel.” Convenor of the East Timor Jurists Association, Aderito
Soares
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War Crimes & Crimes Against Humanity
Radio Australia
(12/10/01, 08:59:52 AEST)
Justice no closer for
victims of atrocities in East Timor
A legal conference in Australia has heard
those responsible for atrocities in East Timor appear no closer to being
tried for their crimes, despite a United Nations brokered deal with Indonesia.
Convenor
of the East Timor Jurists Association, Aderito Soares was speaking
at the Caxton Legal Service’s Access to Justice conference in Brisbane.
Mr Soares says a Memorandum of Understanding
or M-O-U between the U-N and Indonesia has not lived up to expectations:
“It turns out I was mistaken in implying
a logical outcome to this M.O.U. In practise, the government of the
republic of indonesia has reneged on this M.O.U. meaning that there has
not been any transfer of evidence and witnesses let alone suspects to be
tried by the special panel.”
(12/10/01, 08:59:52 AEST)
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