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No. 71 July-September 2002

Born in the wrong era
Amidst globalisation, can East Timor still be a people's alternative?
- Mansour Fakih
Timor's women
After the brutal occupation, gender violence remains a reality
- Dawn Delaney
A sustainable future
How will East Timor manage its economy?
- Helder da Costa
What about the workers?
Now is the time to create a fairer system
- Selma Hayati
Australian treachery, again
This time it's over oil and gas royalti
- Rob Wesley Smith
Meet Titi Irawati
An Indonesian human rights worker in East Timor
- Kerry Brogan
The Indonesian who joined Falintil
Why did Nasir join the guerrillas?
- M Nasir, interviewed by Nug Katjasungkana
One less place to hide
US courts bring down judgments against two Indonesian generals
- John M Miller
Claiming justice amid the ruins
A remarkable grass-roots reconciliation meeting in Ainaro
- Hilmar Farid
The Oecussi–Ambeno enclave
What does the future hold for this neglected territory?
- Arsenio Bano and Edward Rees
The forgotten of West Timor
Poverty, refugees, militias, and too many soldiers
- Elcid Li
By the book, please
East Timorese students in Yogyakarta suffer intimidation
- Faustino Gomes

Is Indonesia a terrorist base?
The gulf between rhetoric and evidence is wide
- Greg Fealy
Combat zone
Aceh is the military’s stepping stone back to power
- David Bourchier
Witness denied
Australian media responses to the Indonesian killings of 1965-66
- Richard Tanter

Theatre blossoms
A sampling of performances in Java
- Julie Janson

East Timor on the Net
The latest on this new nation at your fingertips
- John M Miller

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