2015
DOI: 10.15742/ilrev.v5n2.116
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Revisiting Self-Determination Conflicts in Indonesia: An International Law Perspective

Abstract: Indonesia is a former Dutch colony which declared its independence on August 17, 1945. However, it was not internationally recognised until December 27, 1949, when

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“…For many Indonesians, their reaction was one of national failure and desire to stand up for their country in opposition to this ‘new’ disaster. Moreover, Aceh had been closed from global and national media coverage as it was under martial law (1976–2005) (Kadir 2015 ). This period after the disaster demonstrates how quickly Aceh moved from being isolated to being recognised by the rest of Indonesia and the world.…”
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“…For many Indonesians, their reaction was one of national failure and desire to stand up for their country in opposition to this ‘new’ disaster. Moreover, Aceh had been closed from global and national media coverage as it was under martial law (1976–2005) (Kadir 2015 ). This period after the disaster demonstrates how quickly Aceh moved from being isolated to being recognised by the rest of Indonesia and the world.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Integrating global and national experiences of DRR has contributed to the development of DRR initiatives, in the form of policy and institutional networks. 5 during the period-2015 (BNPB 2015b. Education has therefore become the core of the HFA, as its role may directly or indirectly cover the five actions proposed.…”
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“…For the first instance, the case of East Timor's self-determination is examined. In this case, the people of East Timor were colonised by Indonesia after Portugal relinquished its physical control over the territory (Kadir, 2015). The occupation, which was marked by brutality, terror, and the systematic degradation of East Timorese cultural life was condemned by the international community as being illegal (Simpson, 1994).…”
Section: An Outlook On the Impact Of Terrorism On The Practise Of Sel...mentioning
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“…The conflicting views by the peoples of those who favoured independence, notably Frente Revolucionario de Timor Leste Independente (FRETILIN), and those who advocated for integration with Indonesia, Associação Popular Democratica Timorense (ADOPETI), had caused a civil war to break out. It was during this conflict that Indonesia intervened militarily (Kadir, 2015). With continuous opposition from the international community to Indonesia's occupation and its assistance for East Timorese to choose their nation's fate in a referendum, East Timor attained its independence on 20 th May 2002 as the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste (Fan, 2007).…”
Section: An Outlook On the Impact Of Terrorism On The Practise Of Sel...mentioning
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“…Kerajaan-kerajaan tersebut adalah Soppeng, Gowa, Torete, Bone, Wajo-Luwu, Baikonka, Aceh, Kerinci, Dalu-Dalu, Rokan, Batak, dan beberapa lainnya. Resink berpendapat bahwa berbagai daerah berdaulatndi Hindia Timur tidak boleh digeneralisasikan sebagai satu kesatuan politik seperti pada umumnya dinyatakan dalam banyak buku sejarah (Kadir, 2015). Selain itu, kerajaankerajaan lokal Nusantara terdapat persaingan antara masing-masing dari mereka.…”
Section: Gj Resink: Membongkar Mitos Indonesia Dijajah Belanda 350 Tahununclassified