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Suspension, Curfew in Bali (FBIS, 6 Nov 1965)
FBIS-monitored ANTARA report (6 Nov 1965): PKI and affiliates on Bali, including BTI, Gerwani, Pemuda Rakjat, Lekra, HSI, SOBSI, IPPI and the PGRI teachers' union, were suspended from 3 November. Leaders must report daily to military commands and sign obedience statements, take down signboards within five days; the war administrator imposed an 11pm-4am curfew. Records the ban on Gerwani in Bali days before the massacres there.
Laporan ANTARA yang dipantau FBIS (6 Nov 1965): PKI dan afiliasinya di Bali, termasuk BTI, Gerwani, Pemuda Rakjat, Lekra, HSI, SOBSI, IPPI, dan serikat guru PGRI, dilarang sementara sejak 3 November. Pimpinan wajib lapor harian ke komando militer dan menandatangani pernyataan patuh, menurunkan papan nama dalam lima hari; penguasa perang memberlakukan jam malam pukul 23.00-04.00. Mencatat larangan atas Gerwani di Bali menjelang pembantaian di sana.
“'The PKI and its sister organizations on the island of Bali have been suspended temporarily as of 3 November 1965... BTI, Gerwani, Pemuda Rakjat, LEKRA...'”
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