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Gjengangeren, 9 March 1984: Amnesty women's day appeal naming Sudjinah

Gjengangeren, 9 Mar 1984: Amnesty women's day appeal naming Sudjinah

Gjengangeren (Horten, Norway), 9 Mar 1984: a column on women prisoners of conscience for International Women's Day, from the Horten/Borre Amnesty group. It cites Sudjinah, 'formerly active in what was then Indonesia's largest women's movement' (presumably Gerwani; not named), held eight years before a 1975 trial and a sentence of 18 years. The rest of the page is unrelated local news.

Gjengangeren (Horten, Norwegia), 9 Maret 1984: kolom tentang tahanan nurani perempuan untuk Hari Perempuan Internasional dari kelompok Amnesty Horten/Borre. Menyebut Sudjinah, 'dulu aktif di gerakan perempuan terbesar Indonesia saat itu' (kemungkinan Gerwani; tidak disebut), ditahan delapan tahun sebelum diadili pada 1975 dan dijatuhi 18 tahun penjara. Sisa halaman berisi berita lokal yang tak terkait.

“Sudjinah, tidligere aktiv i det som den gang var Indonesias største kvinnebevegelse, ble holdt fengslet i åtte år før hun ble stilt for retten i 1975, og dømt til 18 års fengsel.”

Details

Date: 1984-03-09
Publication: Gjengangeren
Document type: newspaper page (text companion of Gjengangeren (1984-03-09) - Amnesty women s day appeal naming Sudjinah [nb.no 61ad97741fab].jpg)
Language: Norwegian
Perspective: Western mainstream press
Source role: primary
Country: Norway
Period: 1980–1998
Source archive: nb.no (Nasjonalbiblioteket, Norway) · source link
Access: open access (nb.no, Norwegian National Library, accessible everywhere) Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
File: 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Norwegian press (1965) - articles mentioning Gerwani (nb.no)/Gjengangeren (1984-03-09) - Amnesty women s day appeal naming Sudjinah [nb.no 61ad97741fab].txt
OCR / text: Fair · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: yes
Collection: 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Norwegian press (1965) - articles mentioning Gerwani (nb.no)
Summary basis: full text read (page OCR; relevant column)

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