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PHOTOS:
a) East Timorese men pray during mass at a church where over 60 people were killed in April 1999 by pro-Jakarta militias
in the devastated town of Liquica 40 kilometers (25 miles) west of Dili, Sunday, January 16, 2000. This week U.N.
civilian police unearthed at least 13 more victims of militia violence including six from the church massacre, bringing
the estimated island-wide total to over 200. (AP Photo/Jonathan Perugia)
NEWS
1) UN Troops in 3 Gun Fights With Militia on Monday 19/01/2000 (Reuters) DILI, East Timor - Foreign soldiers in East
Timor wounded and may have killed a pro-Indonesia militiaman after the U.N.-mandated forces were attacked, the force
commander said on Tuesday.
2) Cosgrove lashes out at TNI for colluding with militia gangs 19/01/2000 (News Channel Asia) Interfet Commander Major
General Peter Cosgrove lashed out at the Commander of IndonesiaÆs troops in West Timor for colluding with militia gangs.
3) Discrimination in East Timor 19/01/2000 (Green Left Weekly) While UNTAETÆs accountability only to the UN
secretary-general and the Security Council does not automatically preclude it from implementing policies desired by the
East Timorese people, evidence is accumulating which indicates that the UN has not been doing that.
4) UN administration too slow, bureaucratic and unsympathetic 19/01/99 (The Irish Times) "The UN is looking like it
cannot get off its backside," said the Interfet officer. "And theyÆre coming with 9,500 troops to fight a war thatÆs
finished. What we need are roads for heavy machinery, but where are the bridging materials?"
5) Australian company starts Darwin- Dili commercial air service 19/01/2000 (Dow Jones Newswires) CANBERRA - A
privately-owned Australian company, Airnorth Regional Pty Ltd., will Tuesday begin the first commercial airline service
between the northern Australian city of Darwin and Dili, the capital of East Timor.
6) East Timor leader to visit Thailand 19/01/2000 (The Nation) EAST Timorese leader Xanana Gusmao will visit Thailand
from Feb 3-5 as the guest of Foreign Minister Surin Pitsuwan, a ministry source said yesterday.
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