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TAPOL Bulletin No. 159, August/September 2000
TAPOL Bulletin No. 159, Aug/Sep 2000: Carmel Budiardjo's visit to Indonesia (Sri Ambar, Sulami, YPKP)
TAPOL Bulletin no. 159 (Aug/Sep 2000), with Carmel Budiardjo's report on a visit to Indonesia (pp. 12-14). She meets some twenty former Bukit Duri prison mates, among them Sri Ambar, frail after a stroke (p. 12); visits the Tangerang home of Ibu Sulami, founder in April 1999 of YPKP, the foundation investigating the 1965-66 killings, with Dr Ribka Tjiptaning at her side (p. 14). Gerwani is not named in the passages found.
TAPOL Bulletin no. 159 (Agt/Sep 2000), memuat laporan kunjungan Carmel Budiardjo ke Indonesia (hlm. 12-14). Ia bertemu sekitar dua puluh bekas teman sepenjara di Bukit Duri, termasuk Sri Ambar yang lemah akibat stroke (hlm. 12); mengunjungi rumah Ibu Sulami di Tangerang, pendiri YPKP (April 1999), yayasan penelitian pembunuhan 1965-66, didampingi dr. Ribka Tjiptaning (hlm. 14). Gerwani tidak disebut dalam bagian yang ditemukan.
“Ibu Sulami, herself a former political prisoner who from the moment of her release in 1988, has dedicated herself to investigating the massacre (p. 12)”
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