GA-03481 1977 relevance A public
Bygningsarbeideren (1977): Amnesty prisoners, Fru Sri Ambar Rukmiati, Indonesia (SOBSI women's bureau)
Bygningsarbeideren, 1977: Amnesty prisoner Sri Ambar Rukmiati (SOBSI women's bureau)
Norwegian building-workers' union paper, 1977, carrying Amnesty International's 'Prisoners of Conscience Year' appeal on imprisoned trade unionists. It profiles Sri Ambar Rukmiati, head of SOBSI's women's department: elected to the national board in 1964, arrested autumn 1966 and tortured, two teenage daughters also arrested, tried in Jakarta in 1975 and sentenced to 15 years. Gerwani is not mentioned.
Surat kabar serikat pekerja bangunan Norwegia, 1977, memuat seruan Amnesty International 'Tahun Narapidana Hati Nurani' tentang pegiat serikat buruh yang dipenjara. Memaparkan Sri Ambar Rukmiati, kepala departemen perempuan SOBSI: terpilih ke dewan nasional 1964, ditangkap musim gugur 1966 dan disiksa, dua putri remajanya ikut ditangkap, diadili di Jakarta 1975 dan divonis 15 tahun. Gerwani tidak disebut.
“Da det mislykkede kuppforsøket i 1965 fant sted var Sri Ambar leder for kvinneavdelingen av den venstreorienterte indonesiske fagforening, SOBSI.”
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- 1967–1979
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