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Back catalogue of TAPOL Bulletins now available
TAPOL Bulletins available for purchase
Since it was first published in August 1973, TAPOL's Bulletin has remained an invaluable source of information and analysis on the human rights and political situation in Indonesia. Now all 190 issues and special supplements dating from 1973 - 2008 are available to purchase.
TAPOL Founder in BBC radio show
TAPOL Founder, Carmel Budiardjo, features in BBC radio show, Witness: Indonesian Killings
Carmel Budiardjo describes her experiences of the 1965 events in Indonesia, in a BBC radio show, Witness: Indonesian Killings, aired on 28th October 2011. Click here to listen to the 10 minute programme. Also currently available on BBC iPlayer.Appeal: The story of TAPOL
Achieving human rights and democracy through international solidarity
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About us
About TAPOL
TAPOL – which means political prisoner in Indonesian – is a UK-based NGO founded in 1973 by Carmel Budiardjo, a former political prisoner in Indonesia and Amnesty International prisoner of conscience.Our mission is to promote human rights, peace and democracy in Indonesia and East Timor based on the principles of justice, solidarity, partnership, equality and mutual respect. What we do
What we do
Our work focuses on two programme areas: West Papua and transitional justice. A number of projects are associated with these programmes. A further project involves documenting the history of TAPOL.Special Honours
Special Honours
• 2010 - Eldest daughter of Papuan nation• 2009 - Order of Timor-Leste • 2008 - John Rumbiak Human Rights Defenders Award • 1995 - Right Livelihood Award |
News
26 April 2012
MIFEE: Two major reports publishedAn Agribusiness Attack in West Papua A Time Bomb in Merauke 24 April 2012
Call for medical treatment and release of West Papuan prisoner, Filep KarmaTAPOL letter to President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono 13 April 2012
British Prime Minister David Cameron visits IndonesiaTAPOL letter urges PM to acknowledge human rights violations in West Papua and halt the sale of military equipment to Indonesia 07 April 2012
The first in a series of articles by Suara Perempuan Papua commissioned by TAPOL on the impact of the Papua conflict on womenBeata Yaboisembut Akim: The woman who accompanies the 'President' 05 April 2012
TAPOL campaign succeeds - thanks to all those who joined us to support Kimanus Wenda!Kimanus Wenda Tumour Operation succeeds Stay up to date
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