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Six Minutes to Freedom
 
 
 
Radio Free East Timor
By Nick Grace
May 1, 1998


In a CRW exclusive, the Darwin-based human rights group East Timor International Support Center (ETISC), which maintains the following webpage www.easttimor.com, has announced that they are in the planning stages for a Radio Free East Timor.

"The station, if approved, will be broadcasting a one-hour daily program in Tetum (the language of East Timor) and Bahasa Indonesia" ETISC Media Officer Sonny Inbaraj reports. "The radio station also plans to link the Indonesian pro-democracy and the East Timorese independence movements in order to achieve a common goal."

ETISC is negotiating with Australian funding agencies for the purpose of building the station and providing Internet services, including RealAudio.
 
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Radio Free East Timor
Station was planned by an Australia-based non-profit in 1998 to "link the Indonesian pro-democracy and the East Timorese independence movements." Efforts to locate funding failed, however, and the program never made it to the airwaves.
 
 
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