GA-03653 2015-10 relevance A public
Bertahan dalam Impunitas: Kisah Para Perempuan Penyintas yang Tak Kunjung Meraih Keadilan
Surviving in Impunity: Stories of Women Survivors Still Denied Justice (AJAR/Komnas Perempuan, 2015)
Book by AJAR with Komnas Perempuan (Oct 2015) from participatory research with women survivors. In the 1965 context chapter (pp. 39-40) it describes false rumours about Gerwani and the sexual slander of the generals, with violence against Gerwani members. Survivor testimonies name Christina Sumarmiyati (arrested again 1968 as a Gerwani member), Hartiti (Gerwani member, arrested 1966), Kadmiyati (taught in a Gerwani-run TK), Sumilah, Sujilah and Endang Lestari (stripped to find a 'Gerwani stamp'), and Marsa, Antonetha Kitu Mira and Sarlotha Kopi Lede in Kupang/Sabu.
Buku AJAR bersama Komnas Perempuan (Okt 2015) dari penelitian partisipatif dengan perempuan penyintas. Bab konteks 1965 (hlm. 39-40) menguraikan desas-desus palsu tentang Gerwani dan fitnah seksual atas para jenderal, serta kekerasan terhadap anggota Gerwani. Kesaksian menyebut Christina Sumarmiyati (ditangkap lagi 1968 sebagai anggota Gerwani), Hartiti (anggota Gerwani, ditangkap 1966), Kadmiyati (mengajar di TK Gerwani), Sumilah, Sujilah dan Endang Lestari (ditelanjangi mencari 'cap Gerwani'), serta Marsa, Antonetha Kitu Mira dan Sarlotha Kopi Lede di Kupang/Sabu.
“mereka yang mendalangi kekerasan memicu kebencian dengan menghembuskan desas-desus palsu bahwa perempuan, secara khusus anggota Gerwani, terlibat dalam pembunuhan para jenderal. (p. 39)”
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- Date
- 2015-10
- Creator
- Galuh Wandita et al. (AJAR); eds Dodi Yuniar and Matt Easton
- Publication
- Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR), Jakarta, with Komnas Perempuan
- Document type
- book (text companion of AJAR et al. (2015) - Bertahan dalam Impunitas, Kisah Para Perempuan Penyintas (Christina Sumarmiyati) [archive.org].pdf)
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- Indonesian
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- Journalism/commentary (post-1998)
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- secondary
- Country
- Indonesia
- Period
- 1999–present
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- Internet Archive full-text search
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- open access (Internet Archive) Open access source: file can be shown on the website.
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- 01 Primary Sources/1.8 Testimonies, Memoirs and Human Rights Reports/AJAR et al. (2015) - Bertahan dalam Impunitas, Kisah Para Perempuan Penyintas (Christina Sumarmiyati) [archive.org].txt
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- Good · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: not needed
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- 01 Primary Sources › 1.8 Testimonies, Memoirs and Human Rights Reports
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- first 60k chars read + all Gerwani/member passages of the full text
Companion files
- GA-03652 AJAR et al. (2015) - Bertahan dalam Impunitas, Kisah Para Perempuan Penyintas (Christina Sumarmiyati) [archive.org].pdf
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