GA-03488 1977-06-17 relevance A public
Rogalands Avis, 17 June 1977: Amnesty list of imprisoned journalists, incl. Sudjinah
Norwegian regional newspaper page (Stavanger, 17 June 1977) with a piece by Reidun Nydal on Amnesty International's list of 104 imprisoned journalists. Among four women, it names Indonesia's Sudjinah, 42, who worked for papers banned after the 1965 coup attempt, was charged with aiding the attempt and rebuilding the Indonesian Communist party, and was sentenced in early 1975 to 18 years.
Halaman surat kabar regional Norwegia (Stavanger, 17 Juni 1977) dengan tulisan Reidun Nydal tentang daftar 104 jurnalis terpenjara versi Amnesty International. Di antara empat perempuan disebut Sudjinah dari Indonesia, 42 tahun, yang bekerja pada koran yang dilarang setelah percobaan kudeta 1965, didakwa membantu percobaan itu dan membangun kembali partai komunis, dan dijatuhi 18 tahun penjara pada awal 1975.
“I Indonesia har vi Sudjinah (fornavn ikke kjent), 42 ar og medarbeider til et par aviser som ble forbudt etter kuppforsoket 1965.”
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- Date
- 1977-06-17
- Creator
- Reidun Nydal
- Publication
- Rogalands Avis
- Document type
- newspaper page
- Language
- Norwegian
- Perspective
- Western mainstream press
- Source role
- primary
- Country
- Norway
- Period
- 1967–1979
- Source archive
- nb.no (Norway) · source link
- Access
- open access (Nasjonalbiblioteket nb.no, Norwegian IP/everywhere); personal research copy Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Norwegian press (1965) - articles mentioning Gerwani (nb.no)/Rogalands Avis (1977-06-17) - Amnesty item naming Sudjinah [nb.no 19c9e0f9974c].jpg
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- Fair · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: yes
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Norwegian press (1965) - articles mentioning Gerwani (nb.no)
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- full text read; relevant article translated
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