Add to ORKGStarted 1998, Indonesia faced political instability due to the social unrest and the step down of Indonesian President Soeharto. The condition impacted into the East Timor condition to have self-determination right to have its independent. Indeed, historically The Dutch colonialized Indonesia; meanwhile East Timor was colonialized by the Portugal. Therefore, the creation of UNAMET initiated by the United Nations to give the right to the people in East Timor for referendum whether they choose to be independent or still be apart of Indonesia. This paper will try to prove that UNAMET was not promoted the right to self-determination for people in East Timor for several reasons. Firstly, the peace keeping forces of the UN in East Timor were led ...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and im...
After 274 years of Portuguese colonisation, with short interregnums by the Japanese, and 24 years of...
In this Article, the author discusses the likely approach of the International Court of Justice to t...
Started 1998, Indonesia faced political instability due to the social unrest and the step down of In...
Started 1998, Indonesia faced political instability due to the social unrest and the step down of In...
The island of Timor lies some 400 miles off the northwest coast of Australia, at the tip of the chai...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and imm...
Right of self-determination is a fundamental right for every nation in the world. During 24 years T...
With the Indonesian invasion in late 1975, the self-determination conflict in East Timor gained inter...
This paper discusses about the reasons of Indonesia which provides a referendum to East Timor which ...
Indonesia launched an aggression to East Timor at the end of 1970-s. For years, Indonesia has justif...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and im...
This thesis demonstrates how East Timor achieved statehood by linking independence with democracy. I...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and im...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and imm...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and im...
After 274 years of Portuguese colonisation, with short interregnums by the Japanese, and 24 years of...
In this Article, the author discusses the likely approach of the International Court of Justice to t...
Started 1998, Indonesia faced political instability due to the social unrest and the step down of In...
Started 1998, Indonesia faced political instability due to the social unrest and the step down of In...
The island of Timor lies some 400 miles off the northwest coast of Australia, at the tip of the chai...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and imm...
Right of self-determination is a fundamental right for every nation in the world. During 24 years T...
With the Indonesian invasion in late 1975, the self-determination conflict in East Timor gained inter...
This paper discusses about the reasons of Indonesia which provides a referendum to East Timor which ...
Indonesia launched an aggression to East Timor at the end of 1970-s. For years, Indonesia has justif...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and im...
This thesis demonstrates how East Timor achieved statehood by linking independence with democracy. I...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and im...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and imm...
Starting with the premise that a change in the political status of East Timor is inevitable, and im...
After 274 years of Portuguese colonisation, with short interregnums by the Japanese, and 24 years of...
In this Article, the author discusses the likely approach of the International Court of Justice to t...