GA-03582 1975-11-15 relevance A public
Charlotte Salawati, Indonesien (Amnesty Woche des Gewissensgefangenen)
Amnesty Prisoner of Conscience Week 1975: Salawati Daud (Swiss press, Nov 1975)
Berner Tagwacht, 15 Nov 1975, short Amnesty 'Prisoner of Conscience Week' profile of Charlotte Salawati (Salawati Daud), 66. It describes her as a nationalist teacher in Celebes, first and only woman mayor of the Muslim part of Makassar, later a PKI parliamentary candidate and member; arrested after October 1965 and held in Bukit Duri women's prison, Jakarta, without a lawyer, charge or trial. Gerwani is not named.
Berner Tagwacht, 15 November 1975, profil singkat Amnesty 'Pekan Tahanan Nurani' tentang Charlotte Salawati (Salawati Daud), 66 tahun. Digambarkan sebagai guru nasionalis di Sulawesi, satu-satunya perempuan wali kota bagian Muslim Makassar, kemudian calon dan anggota parlemen dari PKI; ditangkap setelah Oktober 1965 dan ditahan di penjara perempuan Bukit Duri, Jakarta, tanpa pengacara, dakwaan, atau pengadilan. Gerwani tidak disebut.
“Nach dem missglückten Staatsstreichversuch vom Oktober 1965 wurde Frau Salawati verhaftet und wird heute im Frauengefängnis Bukit Duri in Djakarta festgehalten.”
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- 1967–1979
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Swiss press (1959-1965) - wire reports on Gerwani (e-newspaperarchives.ch)
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