Balancing justice and reconciliation in East Timor/ Jeffrey Kingston
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Critical Asian Studies Vol 38 No 3, September 2006, pp.271-302 (95)Summary: East Timor emerges from a long Indonesian nightmare. The main obstacle to accountability is Indonesia abetted by an international community that seeks its assistance on the war and terror East Timor's leader have emphasised reconciliation while promoting a healing process and good governance.
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East Timor emerges from a long Indonesian nightmare. The main obstacle to accountability is Indonesia abetted by an international community that seeks its assistance on the war and terror East Timor's leader have emphasised reconciliation while promoting a healing process and good governance.
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