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Humanitarian Tragedy in Timor Leste | History of Timor Leste Eps. 3

#timorleste #seroja #matahatipemuda Humanitarian Tragedy in Timor Leste | History of Timor Leste Eps. 3 The incident at the beginning of this video occurred at the Santa Cruz cemetery in Dili Timor Leste. This incident occurred on November 12 1991. At that time the Indonesian military shot at the crowd indiscriminately. The crowd, numbering thousands of people, ran frantically to avoid being shot. The sound of sirens and gunshots seemed to give a message that their lives would not be saved. Hundreds of people were hit by gunfire, some were even stabbed with a knife. This event was well recorded by Max Stahl and distributed throughout the world. The tragic event is known as the Santa Cruz tragedy, a tragedy which was a trauma for the Timorese people. This tragedy is just one of the many humanitarian tragedies carried out by some members of the ABRI against the Timorese people. And some of these tragedies are very sad to tell and will probably re-traumatize the Timorese people. One thing is certain, after East Timor joined Indonesia, on the one hand, the Indonesian government built infrastructure in East Timor. However, on the other hand, it turns out that Indonesia is still carrying out acts of militarism. Actions of militarism were marked by various human tragedies. Arrests, torture, rape became a routine for the Timorese people. Gradually, East Timor, which at that time was under the red and white flag, had to become independent. So, why do ABRI troops still carry out militaristic actions? And does Indonesia deserve to be considered the colonizer of Timor Leste? Or vice versa? And are Western countries involved in the conflict in Timor Leste? REFERENCE SOURCE The Forging of nations : East Timor by Peter Carrey Timor Leste : politics, history and culture by Andre Katalin For justice: Elsam's 5 year record of fighting for human rights by Abdul Manan Timor Lorosae by Mary Hill Analysis of the factors that caused the conflict in East Timor before Indonesian independence by Jerry Indrawan The right to self-determination by Arcanjo Juviano Savio ILLUSTRATION SOURCE Dalan ba dame – Indonesian subtitles Source : Yt. Asia Justice and Rights Channel @AJARasia East Timor, 1975. Tony Smith TVNZ Source : Yt. Channel Mar Smith Tragedy of the Santa Cruz Massacre on November 12, Dili, East Timor Source : Yt. Channel The Don/ina.fr/Max Stahl Two Years of East Timor Source : Yt. Channel@ARSIPNATIONALREPUBLIKINDONESIA East Timor (1983) - Telling Documentary Film East Timor was still part of Indonesia Source : Yt. Channel @chandramatchboxchannel9829 EAST TIMOR 400 INDONESIAN SOLDIERS LEAVE TROUBLED TERRITORY INDONESIA JAKARTA HABIBIE EAST TIMOR CRISIS MEETINGS INDONESIA PRESIDENT HABIBIES FIRST SPEECH TO PARLIAMENT EAST TIMOR- DILI- GUSMAO RETURNS HOME EAST TIMOR- GUSMAO RETURNS TO REMEXIO Source : Yt. Channel @APArchive Timor Revisited (1973) Source : Yt. Channel@DoubleRedsAU *** FAIR-USE COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. 1)This video has no negative impact on the original works 2)This video is also for sharing history and news purposes. 3)It is not transformative in nature. Matahatipemuda does not own the rights to these images, videos and audio files. They have, in accordance with fair use, been repurposed with the intent of news or information. However, if any content owners would like their images removed, please contact us! #history #himorleste history #indonesia history #historinusantara #historical videos #historical info #factsandhistories #history #historical channels #historical events #military history #historyofindonesia #portugal #serojaoperations #fretilin #santacruz