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Search Results 41 - 50 of 87 for Aceh

• Is the U.S. Organizing Salvador-Style Death Squads in Iraq?
  January 10, 2005 | Story
  According to _Newsweek_, the U.S. government is considering "The Salvador Option" - setting up assassination squads to target leaders of the Iraqi resistance. We speak with journalist and activist …
• Tsunami: Annan Tours Aceh
  January 07, 2005 | Headline
  U.N. Secretary General Kofi Annan toured Indonesia's tsunami-ravaged Aceh province today, flying by helicopter to the razed town of Meulaboh, describing it as a black hole of devastation. Annan said, …
• Indonesian Military Beats Acehnese, Bars Journalists
  January 07, 2005 | Headline
  Meanwhile, Australian journalists who witnessed a confrontation between Indonesian soldiers and Acehnese yesterday were ordered to leave the area and warned not to report on the incident. The incident …
• Aceh Resistance Accuses Indonesia Army Of Killing Aid Distributors
  January 05, 2005 | Headline
  Meanwhile, the Acehnese armed resistance movement, GAM, charged Tuesday that the Indonesian military had launched at least three attacks on them since the Dec. 26 earthquake and tsunami, and that at …
• Tsunami Warning Systems: Why Didn’t Scientists Notify the Press About the Impending Disaster?
  January 05, 2005 | Story
  We speak with Australian journalist Peter Symonds about the lack of warning systems in Asia that could have prevented tens of thousands of people from being killed in the tsunami disaster. [includes …
• Tsunami Toll Reaches 155,000, as Powell Says Devastation 'Worse' Than War
  January 05, 2005 | Headline
  The confirmed death toll from the Asian Tsunami continues to soar with the UN estimating the number of dead at more than 155,000. That number is expected to rise, perhaps by tens of thousands as …
• Shakeup: Doctors Without Borders Tells Tsunami Donors to Give to Other International Relief Efforts
  January 05, 2005 | Story
  The medical aid group Medecins Sans Frontiers (Doctors without Borders) urged donors Tuesday to stop sending it money for Asian tsunami victims, saying it had collected enough funds to manage its …
• ExxonMobil, Aceh and the Tsunami
  January 04, 2005 | Story
  ExxonMobil has contributed $5 million to the Tsunami relief efforts. In Aceh, the company operates one of the largest gas fields in the world and they're being sued for gross human rights violations. …
• Acehnese Refugees Speak Out
  January 04, 2005 | Story
  We continue to look at the area hardest hit by the Tsunami -- Aceh. Over 100,000 of the dead are in Indonesia alone. We'll speak with an Acehnese refugee whose mother was a woman's rights activist in …
• Nearly 100,000 Dead in Aceh From Tsunami, as Activists Blast Indonesian Military for Holding Up Critical Aid
  January 03, 2005 | Story
  As the aftermath of the Asian Tsunami continues to devastate the region, the people of Aceh in Indonesia have paid the heaviest price with some 94,000 feared dead. But human rights activists and aid …