Violence in IndonesiaIngrid Wessel, Georgia Wimhöfer Abera, 2001 - 343 pagina's |
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Pagina 159
... Satgas to denote private security forces , inherited from the latter days of the New Order , has gained popularity . The Banser has found itself described as the Satgas of the Nahdlatul Ulama . In Irian Jaya OPM has its own Satgas ...
... Satgas to denote private security forces , inherited from the latter days of the New Order , has gained popularity . The Banser has found itself described as the Satgas of the Nahdlatul Ulama . In Irian Jaya OPM has its own Satgas ...
Pagina 161
... Satgas members should be in the front line in preventing incidents from taking place . The police and the army should only act as a backup . Sometimes the authorities call upon the co - operation of the Satgas out of their pure ...
... Satgas members should be in the front line in preventing incidents from taking place . The police and the army should only act as a backup . Sometimes the authorities call upon the co - operation of the Satgas out of their pure ...
Pagina 162
... Satgas members look more › sympathetic ‹ , does not seem to have been taken with the general public in mind . The so - called Jagabaya Satgas , the Task Force to Avert Danger , which had been specially trained by the police , had to ...
... Satgas members look more › sympathetic ‹ , does not seem to have been taken with the general public in mind . The so - called Jagabaya Satgas , the Task Force to Avert Danger , which had been specially trained by the police , had to ...
Inhoudsopgave
Introduction | 8 |
What is so Indonesian about Violence? | 25 |
The Politics of Violence in New Order Indonesia in the Last Decade of the | 64 |
Copyright | |
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