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Testimony before the House International Relations Committee Subcommittee on Asia and the Pacific Sidney Jones, Human Rights Watch, June 4, 1998

June 3, 1998

Indonesians have had more freedom in the last two weeks than they have had in the last three decades, but exhilaration is already being replaced by concern over the number of obstacles that lie in the path of political reform.