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[The following report was compiled by Zelly A. from information sent by SEGERA (Solidarity Movement with the People of Aceh) activist volunteers currently deployed in Aceh to provide humanitarian relief and monitor the distribution of aid. See below for details on how you can assist SEGERA's Aceh Relief and Monitoring Campaign.] - Major-General Bambang Darmono, the officer in charge of

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I N D O L E F T - News service Statement by FPDRA - January 12, 2005 The desire by the government of Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to create an opportunity for a peace agreement and end the armed conflict with the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) should be welcomed all elements of society. This positive signal should also be welcomed by GAM. In a situation in Aceh post the tsunami

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Just on AUD$7,000 has been raised since the last week of December for the SEGERA Aceh campaign. This has comprised donations from organisations, many individual donations, money collected on the street (especially in Darwin), and money collected by workers at their workplaces, including bar workers in Newtown donating their tips. While millions flow into the big aid agencies, the Acehnese

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Central Leadership Committee – Peoples Democratic Party (KPP-PRD) Jl. Tebet Barat Dalam VIII L No. 2 , Jakarta Selatan – 12820 Telp.021-8309061, e-mail : kppprd@yahoo.com website: www.prd-online.or.id No : D/KPP-PRD/X/05/001 Matter : Statement NON- COMBAT MILITARY OPERATIONS IN ACEH ARE NOT AN ANSWER, URGENTLY CREATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN EARLY WARNING SYSTEM FOR POOR COUNTRIES

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1. Up until now much aid is still piled up in the airports of Blang Bintang, Polonia, Medan and Halim. This is despite the fact that many locations have yet to receive aid, such as the are area of Lhong, on the way to Meulaboh, which has not received any at all. 2. There have been many obstructions to the distribution of aid. These are in the form of complicated administrative procedures, which

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The AustralianFriday, January 7, 2005 Journalists Told to Keep Quiet on Aceh Skirmish By Martin Chulov AUSTRALIAN journalists who witnessed a confrontation between Indonesian soldiers and alleged separatists in tsunami-ravaged Sumatra yesterday were ordered to leave the area and warned not to report on the incident.The clash occurred just 40km from the provincial capital Banda Aceh, the centre

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Issued by SEGERA: Solidarity with the Acehnese People Movement (SEGERA) January 6, 2005 in Indonesian. 1. About taxing of assistance or humanitarian workers; This information we received from one of our volunteers on 29th December, who is currently travelling from Tapak Tuan to Banda Aceh (it is best that their name is not disclosed). They witnessed that not only volunteers, but also the people

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From Riyong Kim to Max Lane, ASAP Thank you for your updates regarding the situation in Aceh. Several NGOs in Dili, East Timor are gathering this afternoon to discuss possible ways of helping out Aceh. As you all know, East Timor itself has undergone a period of emergency, and many of our East Timorese colleagues here are experienced from the early stages of emergency response and aid

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Title -- 4605 REGION: Journalists among victims of tsunami disaster Date -- 6 January 2005 Byline -- None Origin -- Pacific Media Watch Source -- IFEX Communique Vol 14 No 1, 4/1/05 Copyright - IFEX Status -- Unabridged ------------------------- * Pacific Media Watch Online - check the website for archive and links: www.pmw.c2o.org * Post a comment on this story at PMW's Right of Reply:

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Commonwealth Bank Jakarta - 12920 - Indonesia Branch: Jl;. Jenderal Sudirman, Jakarta. Account name:: Yulia Evina Bhara. Account number: 10005966325 When transfering money please make sure that the Clearing Code/SWIFT: 9500307 is written onto the transfer form. Immediate use of the fund would be to send volunteersto areas of disaster in Aceh, to help aceh-basedvolunteers and to evacuate victims.

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I have received emails and text messages from Indonesia since Aceh was hitby the Tsunami. There seems to be an enormous rallying of popular solidarityfor the Acehnese. "posko"s, kinds of street side kiosks, are being set up tocollect clothes are needed things. One text message came from Dita Sari, theIndonesian labour leader. She was in Makassar, Sulawesi, in EasternIndonesia, far away from Aceh.

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Six days after the tsunami waves swept the coast ofthe Indonesian province of Aceh and part of NorthSumatra, causing the loss of at least 80,000 lives,the victims are still lacking access to reliefsupposedly distributed by the state apparatus. Thewestern coast of Aceh that was hit the hardest, suchas the city of Meulaboh where only one-fifth of itstotal population of 50,000 is expected to survive

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In the action for mourning, prayer and platform ofsolidarity Sunday morning, December 26th 2004, Tsunami waves hitAceh and North Sumatra. It was the biggest disaster inIndonesia since the last 40 years. The Tsunami wascaused by an earthquake of 8,9 richter scale. Up untilnow, Aceh is totally paralysed, its infrastructure isdestroyed and, according to the latest record, morethan 30,000 lives were

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News from the Medan POSKOThe main problem for the smaller posko staffed by activists relates to the difficulties in transportation from Medan to Aceh and the transportation to thyen get goods to the more interior sites. We ahd to wait two days for rent a lorry and we had tp pay 5 million rupiah (AUD$700approx) per trip. Their other problem is the cost of communications – without being able to use

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