Sabtu, 08 Juni 2002 18:20:00
PKB tak Setuju Kaukus Nasionalis Islam
Boyolali-RoL--Partai Kebangkitan Bangsa (PKB) yang mepunyai basis massa di kalangan Nahdatul Ulamam (NU), menyatakan tidak
setuju ada kaukus nasionalis Islam dan lainnya.
Sekjen PKB, H Syaifullah Yusuf, mengatakan itu di sela-sela menghadiri Musyawarah Kerja Wilayah III PKB Jawa Tengah di Asrama
Haji Donohudan, Kabupaten Boyolali, Sabtu.
"Nasionalisme berkembang di Indonesia itu karena faktor Islam, kalau tidak ada Islam nasionalisme tidak akan lahir dan tidak
akan berkembang sebagaimana seperti sekarang ini," katanya.
Namun demikian, lanjut dia, harus memaknai adanya pertemuan-pertemuan tokoh politik yang terjadi belakangan ini bukan
semata-mata silaturahmi, tetapi kemungkinan ada latar belakang yang memotivasi pertemuan tersebut.
Ia mengemukakan, satu hal yang harus dicatat adalah pertemuan-pertemuan semacam ini akan produktif manakala diarahkan pada
rekonsialisasi nasional agar bangsa ini bisa keluar lebih cepat dari krisis yang dialami seperti yang dilakukan Thailand dan
Malaysia. Antara/pra
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Indonesia:
Disintegration of the Last Great Colonial Power?, By Kerry B.
Collison
ARMED
CONFLICTS REPORT 2001: Indonesia - Irian Jaya (West Papua) (1969 -
first combat deaths)
Update: January 2002
The
Amungme, Kamoro & Freeport : How Indigenous Papuans Have Resisted the
World's Largest Gold and Copper Mine, by Abigail Abrash
West
Papua campaign launched at UN
International
law and w. papua's right to independence By pwagner@wnec.edu
HRW
World Report- Indonesia
Views
and Positions of the Government of Indonesia Regarding Human Rights
Amnesty
International Annual Report 2002
released May 28, 2002, Covering events from January - December
2001, INDONESIA
Indonesia-
Ending Repression in Irian Jaya
Why
I Wrote the book on Theys Eluay's assassination? by Sem Karoba
Amnesty International Annual Report 2002
released May 28, 2002, Covering events from January - December 2001,
INDONESIA
Papuan
leaders want troops withdrawn
WASIOR
BRACES FOR AN IMMINENT MILITARY OPERATION
Timor
Lorosa'e President's Opinion on the Contrary to Jose Ramos-Horta's opinion
on Supporting Independence Movement in Aceh and West Papua
Papuan
Representatives Heading to Jakarta to Meet Mega-Hamzah Government
Fighting talk as
independence movement gambles on action
Foreign
Affairs, Defense and Trade Reference Committee on Australia’s
Relationship with PNG and the island states of Oceania
The right of peoples to self-determination in the prevention of conflicts
Pemberlakuan
Otsus Harus Memberdayakan Putra Papua
issue
344 - April 2002, New
Internationalist Magazine's Speial Edition on West Papua, by
Chris Richards and Paul Kingsnorth
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