GA-00940 1975-07-12 relevance A public
Moedige houding voor tribunaal: 'Geen berouw van activiteiten' - zware vonnissen tegen Indonesische vrouwen (herplaatsing 12-7-1975)
Brave stance before tribunal: heavy sentences against Indonesian women (reprint 12 Jul 1975)
De Waarheid, 12 Jul 1975, p. 1: reprint of the report that the Jakarta tribunal sentenced four women: Sulami, secretary of the banned Gerwani, to twenty years; Sudjinah, editor of the organisation's paper, 18 years; Sri Ambar (SOBSI board) and Suharti (BTI board) 15 years each. Headlined 'courageous conduct before the tribunal, no remorse for activities'.
De Waarheid, 12 Jul 1975, hlm. 1: cetak ulang laporan bahwa mahkamah Jakarta menghukum empat perempuan: Sulami, sekretaris Gerwani yang dilarang, dua puluh tahun; Sudjinah, redaktur majalah organisasi, 18 tahun; Sri Ambar (pengurus SOBSI) dan Suharti (pengurus BTI) masing-masing 15 tahun. Berjudul sikap berani di hadapan mahkamah, tak menyesali kegiatan.
“Relevance raised from C; duplicate of GA-00938 with the same text.”
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Dutch press (1945-2000) - articles on Gerwis, Gerwani and members (Delpher)/De Waarheid (1975-07-12) - Moedige houding voor tribunaal Geen berouw van activiteiten Zware vonnissen [Delpher ddd-010375594-a0022].txt
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