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Intervention demanded
as militants empty Dili
Hundreds feared dead in East Timor capital
Israeli co
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from mistreating
DILI, Indonesia (AP) — Tens of thousands of
refugees fled the capital of East Timor yesterday as
pro-Indonesia militias continued a wave of terror,
torching homes and reportedly slaughtering hun
dreds of civilians.
World leaders indignantly called for Indonesia
to make good on its pledge to provide security in
the provincial capital, Dili. But witnesses said In
donesian troops were aiding the militias and try
ing to intimidate journalists and U.N. workers into
fleeing the territory.
For the first time, a senior Indonesian official ac
knowledged the breakdown in security.
“The situation remains out of contiol,” Gen. Rus-
manhadi, chief of national police,
said in the Indonesian capital of
Jakarta. “The government there is
no longer functioning.”
The city spiraled into chaos af
ter the announcement Saturday
that East Timorese had voted
overwhelmingly in favor of inde
pendence from Indonesia in a
U.N.-supervised referendum.
Bands of pro-Indonesian mili
tia set houses ablaze, fired rocket-
propelled grenades and bazookas
"The situation remains
out of control. The
government there is
no longer functioning/'
and the militias to deport East Timorese forcibly to
West Timor and elsewhere,” Mary Robinson, U-N.
high commissioner for human rights, said. “An in
tegral part of this campaign is to terrorize the pop
ulation witli the most gruesome abuses of their
fundamental rights."
Portuguese President Jorge Sampaio said the U.N.
Security Council was responsible for the deteriorat
ing situation.
“The international community, which knows how
to intervene in cases of serious human rights viola
tions, must adopt the same measure under the threat
of witnessing a people's genocide," he said.
Indonesia invaded the former Portuguese
colony of East Timor in 1975 and
has held onto it in an iron
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ever since. It is estimated that
200,000 civilians were killed in
the last 25 years.
Refugees streamed into West
Timor at a rate of 1,000 per hour
yesterday, the International Com
mittee of the Red Cross said in
Geneva. Some 25,000 people had
already been forced from the cap
ital, it said.
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and shouted through megaphones for those remain
ing in the city to get out.
Witnesses said both militiamen and Indonesian
troops loaded people onto trucks and sent them to
West Timor, an Indonesian province that shares the
island with Ea§t Timor.
“There is very clear evidence of collusion be
tween elements of the [Indonesian] security forces
killed more than 170 people Monday, according to
the East Timorese International Support Center,
based in Darwin, Australia.
Witnesses reported seeing soldiers escort militia
men during an attack on thousands of refugees hid
ing in the home of Bishop Carlos Belo, East Timor's
spiritual leader and the winner of the 1996 Nobel
Peace Prize.
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