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U.S. POLICY STATEMENTS ON INDONESIA (2000)

Current Year    1999

Text: Ambassador Soderberg on Indonesia, East Timor
   (Indonesia must deal decisively with remaining militias)
   United Nations, New York
   November 28, 2000

Text: Ambassador Gelbard Nov. 14 Speech on Indonesia, Rule of Law
   (U.S. supports Indonesia's territorial integrity)
   Jakarta
   November 15, 2000

Text: Rep. Pitts on Violence Against Religious Minorities
   (Pitts says Indonesian government must stop killings)
   Washington, D.C.
   October 25, 2000

Text: Samoa Delegate Warns of Troubles in Indonesia's Irian Jaya
   (Deplores plight of Papuans under Jakarta's rule)
   Washington, D.C.
   October 18, 2000

Text: State Department Statement on West Timor
   (U.S. looks to Indonesia to quickly end militia threat)
   Washington, D.C.
   September 29, 2000

Text: Clinton's Statement on the Killing of UNHCR Workers
   (President mourns deaths in Indonesia and in Guinea)
   Aboard Air Force One en route Albuquerque, New Mexico
   September 25, 2000

Transcript: Defense Secretary Cohen's Briefing in Jakarta
   (Indonesia must end the violence in East and West Timor)
   Jakarta
   September 18, 2000

Transcript: Secretary of Defense Cohen Singapore Briefing
   (U.S. encourages greater multilateral cooperation, exercises)
   Singapore
   September 17, 2000

Transcript: Secretary Cohen Remarks in Singapore
   (Cohen says U.S. supports united Indonesia)
   Singapore
   September 16, 2000

Transcript: Secretary Cohen Sept. 14 News Briefing on Asia Trip
   (Cohen urges strong action by Jakarta to curb militias)
   En route to Manila
   September 14, 2000

Text: President Clinton on Death of UNHCR Workers in West Timor
   (Indonesia must take steps to disarm, disband militias)
   New York
   September 6, 2000

Text: Albright Statement on Attack on UNHCR Offices in West Timor
   (Calls on Indonesian Government to restore order)
   New York
   September 6, 2000

Text: Lawmaker Condemns Murder of U.N. Workers in West Timor
   (Rep. McGovern calls for disbanding of Indonesian militias)
   Washington, D.C.
   September 6, 2000

Transcript: Albright Remarks on U.S.-Indonesia Bilateral
   (Meeting covered Timor, sectarian violence in Malukas)
   Bangkok
   July 29, 2000

Text: Rep. Pitts Decries Indonesian Military's Role in Violence
   (Jakarta must stop the killings, Pitts says)
   Washington, D.C.
   July 24, 2000

Text: Ambassador Holbrooke to UN Security Council on East Timor
   (Envoy expresses frustration on refugee camps)
   Washington, D.C.
   June 28, 2000

Text: State Department Statement on U.S. Aid to Aceh
   (U.S. to provide $3 to improve rural health)
   Washington, D.C.
   June 7, 2000

Transcript: Albright-Shihab Joint Press Availability on Indonesia
   (U.S. supports May 12 Indonesia-Aceh agreement)
   Washington, D.C.
   May 15, 2000

Text: East Timor Repatriation and Security Act of 2000
   (Stops cooperation with Indonesian military until attacks end)
   Washington, D.C.
   May 3, 2000

Text: State Department on Violence in Indonesian Province of Aceh
   (U.S. "deeply concerned" about violence, urges restraint)
   Washington, D.C.
   April 26, 2000

Transcript: Adm. Blair Briefing on Security Issues in the Asia-Pacific Region
   (Indonesia must deal with Timor refugee, accountability issues)
   Jakarta
   April 3, 2000

Transcript: Under Secretary Thomas Pickering Press Conference
   (U.S. "strongly supports" Indonesia's reforms)
   Jakarta
   March 3, 2000

Text: State Department Narcotics Report for 1999
   (Report on Indonesia)
   Washington, D.C.
   March 1, 2000

Text: State Department Human Rights Report for 1999
   (Habibie Government committed serious human rights abuses)
   Washington, D.C.
   February 25, 2000

Text: Assistant Secretary Roth Feb. 16 Testimony on Indonesia
   (U.S. commitment to Indonesia democracy goes beyond rhetoric)
   Washington, D.C.
   February 16, 2000

Text: Geithner Feb. 16 Testimony to House Subcommittee on Indonesia
   (Treasury official: "Indonesia still faces major challenges")
   Washington, D.C.
   February 16, 2000

Text: State Department News Release on Indonesian General
   (U.S. supports Indonesian Government's decision on Wiranto)
   Washington, D.C.
   February 14, 2000

Transcript: Treasury Secretary Summers' Press Conference
   (U.S. supports democracy, law-based economy for Indonesia)
   Jakarta
   January 20, 2000

Transcript: Treasury Secretary Summers' Remarks on Indonesia Recovery
   (Indonesia faces challenge of building more equitable system)
   Jakarta
   January 20, 2000

Transcript: Secretary of State's Speech at Johns Hopkins University
   (Indonesia, as a "key democracy," will get extra U.S. attention)
   Washington, D.C.
   January 18, 2000


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