February 21 - 28
Timor Signals Still Favors "Creative" Boundary Deal
AUSGOV- Background briefing by DFAT officials on Timor Sea issues.
Get on with sea boundaries issues says Rudd
Brazilian teachers arrive March to give Portuguese classes
Officials wary of Great Timor State
Gov't freezes out newspaper over report of famine deaths
East Timor asks Japan to support continued UN peacekeeping mission
Militia fears lead to ban on military clothing on Indon-E. Timor border
Indonesian police to open posts on East Timor border
Fears of Press Control
Cosgrove visits Indonesia's military memorial
A call for action in East Timor
'Too soon' for UN to leave E Timor
UNMISET Daily Media Review
25 February
24 February
23 February
21 February
February 14 - 18
ETimor to release seismic survey data to oil exploration rights bidders
Oil spills, spy platform concern Dili before sea boundary talks
Australia's Woodside sees Timor Sea gas project as viable although stalled
The eyes have it
Dengue hemorrhagic fever death toll rises to 20
Market-imposed hunger adds to Timor misery
Intelligence chief backs E Timor claims
East Timor Judges Fail Their Test
Aru Regency Plans Cooperation With Neighboring Countries
Daily Media Review
18 February
17 February
16 February
15 February
14 February
February 7 - 12
Report on hunger in Timor-Leste
Timor-Leste Launches a Daily News Service
AHRO:
Open Letters to Xanana and Ramo-Horta
Stop stealing East Timor’s oil
Timor Positive Ahead Of Fresh Boundary Talks
E Timor asks Germany to lobby Canberra on gas deal
Letters to Ed:
It Takes More Than Elections
Daily Media Review
11 February
10 February
9 February
8 February
7 February
Other Links (open in new window)
SG Report on UNMISET Nov 10 2004 - Feb 16 2005
UN:
Tangible Progress, but Major Challenges, Security Council Told
Statements at Feb 28 Security Council
Provisional Verbatim
UNMISET,
Australia,
Denmark,
Indonesia,
Japan,
Portugal. U.S.
UN: Statement
by SC President
UNMISET:
Speech on Challenges for Timor-Leste on Civil and Political Rights
TSJC: Hong Kong
Proposal Avoids Basic Issue
TSJC:
Fresh
Calls for Trust Fund at Timor Sea Talks Resume
TLGOV:
Timor-Leste Reaction to the submission made by Australia to the Commission on
the Limits of the Continental Shelf
LH: Extractive
Industry Transparency in Timor-Leste: Limitations in Practice
TSJC:
Television Ads attack Howard Government over Timor Sea 'theft
ANU Asian Analysis:
East Timor: Renewed Uncertainty Over Oil
ETLJ:
Timor-Leste Maritime Boundary Case
TSJC News update - February
2005
TLGOV: Economic Bulletin: A Quarterly Publication of the Banking and Payments
Authority of Timor-Leste
Volume 2 Number 4
USGOV: Country Reports on Human Rights Practices - 2004
Timor chapter,
Indonesia chapter
JSMP:
Report "Statistics on Cases of Violence Against Women in Timor Leste"
JSMP:
Decrease In The Volume Of Cases Heard By The District Courts
SCU:
Special Panels Acquits Aparicio Guterres
UNDP:
UK Assists Rural Development
UNDP:
Institutional Capacity Development Support Goes to Next Level
WHO: Dengue haemorrhagic fever in Timor-Leste -
Update 1;
update 2;
update 3;
update 4
Background on
Dengue
Internews
Timor-Leste Launches a Daily News Service
USAID:
Strategic Plan for E Timor 2005-2009
UN:
Security Council 2004 Round-up
Carter Center:
East
Timor Political and Election Observation, Final Project Report
Amnesty Int'l:
Recommendations to Indonesia on election as chair of UN Human Rights Commission
UNDP:
GEF Support for T-L
UNDP/TL Office of President:
Verification Of Veterans Data Project Launch
World Bank:
"First Health Sector Program Makes Good Start:" Health Minister Rui Araujo
World Bank Opens Expanded Learning Resource Center for Timor-Leste (Press
Release)
HRW World Report 2005:
East Timor chapter,
Indonesia
HRW:
East Timor: New Law Aims to Stifle Political Dissent
JSMP:
Public Access Barred to Decisions from District Courts
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January 29 - February 6
Nobel Prize-winning bishop will return to serve as priest
Month-old dengue fever outbreak claims 12 lives, mostly children
J Dunn- Australia's not so tall image when Timor is taken into
account
Indonesia embassy to in TL offer legal assistance
E. Timor police beef up border security amid armed incursions
Portugal backs continued UN presence, says Lisbon official
Lisbon military officer to advise Gusmão on new defense body
Australia, Timor Set To Resume Talks In March - Source
East Timor Set to Welcome Oil and Gas Explorers
Daily Press Review
4 February 2005
3 February 2005
2 February 2005
1 February 2005
31 January 2005
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