
August 2001
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Vol. 13, No. 4 (C)
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I.
Summary
Recommendations
II.
Nature of the Conflict
III.
Background to the Conflict
The
"DOM" Period
Post-Soeharto
Violence in Aceh
Failed
Efforts at Accountability
Presidential
Instruction No.4
IV.
Violations by Both Sides: The Killings in Samalanga
V.
Abuses by Indonesian Security Forces
Extrajudicial
Executions
Torture
Disappearances
Collective
Punishment
Restrictions
on Freedom of Expression, Assembly, and Association
VI.
GAM Abuses
Executions
of Alleged Informers and Relatives of Police and Army Personnel
Expulsion
of Javanese
Unlawful
Detention
Restrictions
of Freedom of Expression
VII.
The South Aceh Rape Case
The
Changed Stories
Defamation
and Murder
The
Impact of the South Aceh Case
VIII.
Failure to Prosecute Human Rights Cases: The RATA Killings
IX.
Non-functioning Courts and Restoration of the Rule of the Law
X.
THE ACEH CONFLICT AND INTERNATIONAL HUMANITARIAN LAW
Protection
of Noncombatants
Protection
of the Civilian Population
Designation
of Military Objectives
Prohibition
Against Indiscriminate and Disproportionate Attacks
The
Protection of Civilians from Displacement
XI.
EPILOGUE
 
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