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Women Demonstrate for PKI, Affiliates Ban
Women Demonstrate for PKI, Affiliates Ban (FBIS, 8 Nov 1965)
FBIS item from Jakarta ANTARA, 8 Nov 1965: about 30,000 housewives and girl students from some 30 women's organisations demanded dissolution of the PKI and Gerwani. They petitioned Maj. Gen. Suharto and National Front secretary-general Sudibjo, condemned Gerwani for the generals' killing, asked that Gerwani schools be put under government control, and backed Kowani's suspension of Gerwani.
Berita FBIS dari ANTARA Jakarta, 8 November 1965: sekitar 30.000 ibu rumah tangga dan pelajar putri dari sekitar 30 organisasi perempuan menuntut pembubaran PKI dan Gerwani. Mereka menyerahkan petisi kepada Mayjen Suharto dan Sekjen Front Nasional Sudibjo, mengecam Gerwani atas pembunuhan para jenderal, meminta sekolah Gerwani diawasi pemerintah, dan mendukung skorsing Gerwani oleh Kowani.
“p. 2: The demonstrators particularly condemned Gerwani for the brutal slaying of the top army officers which they said had lowered the prestige of Indonesian women; Gerwani schools should go under government control.”
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