biasa cuki mai?
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From: Scheherazade Scheher
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2010 10:41 AM
Subject: Re: [proletar] Indonesian president postpones Dutch visit
Cukimai R M S !! untung dibatalin kunjungan ke Belanda,
apalagi cuma ambil surat pengakuan kemerdekaan Indonesia, itu terkesan
bahwa kemerdekaan Indonesia pemberian dari Belanda, bukan hasil
perjuangan anak bangsa. dibalik itu belanda akan dengan mudahnya
mencampuri kebijakan pemerintahan Indonesia, seperti negara
persemakmuran, hati-hati pak SBY, Meneer itu Licik.
--- On Tue, 10/5/10, sunny <[email protected]> wrote:
From: sunny <[email protected]>
Subject: [proletar] Indonesian president postpones Dutch visit
To: [email protected]
Date: Tuesday, October 5, 2010, 1:50 PM
Refleksi : Mantan jenderal berbintang empat mengkilat seperti berlian 1000
karat berkilau-kilauan kena sinar matahari dilapisi diplomatik imunitas, koq
baru digertak sudah takut. Mungkin dapat dimenegerti keperwiraannya karena
dengan Malaysia juga mengekerut .
hehehhe
http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKTRE69416820101005
Indonesian president postpones Dutch visit
Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono speaks to journalists at the
Halim Perdana Kusuma airport in Jakarta October 5, 2010.
Credit: Reuters/Presidential Palace-Adityawarman/Handout
By Sunanda Creagh and Olivia Rondonuwu
JAKARTA | Tue Oct 5, 2010 11:31am BST
JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said on
Tuesday he had postponed his visit to the Netherlands after pro-Moluccan human
rights activists asked a Dutch court to order his arrest.
Yudhoyono was scheduled to arrive in the Netherlands on Wednesday for a
three-day state visit. He was at the airport in Jakarta preparing to leave when
he suddenly called a news conference to announce the visit was off.
"In recent days, a group has filed a request to the court to make an issue
out of human rights in Indonesia and request the court to arrest me during the
state visit. The group includes Dutch citizens and also the RMS," he said.
"What I cannot accept is if the president of Indonesia makes a visit to the
Netherlands, after an invitation from the Netherlands, the court decides to
arrest the president of Indonesia."
The news is unlikely to cause long-term damage to Indonesia's relationship
with its former colonial ruler, but could be an attempt to put pressure on the
Dutch government to address Dutch-based Moluccan separatists and their
sympathisers.
Indigenous groups in the southern Moluccas, particularly on Ambon island,
have long agitated for the creation of an independent Republic of the Southern
Moluccas (RMS).
Some were jailed in the past couple of years for performing a war dance
associated with the movement. Indonesian police were recently accused of
torturing several activists associated with the movement who were arrested
after they were found with banned flags and books.
A spokesman for the Dutch prime minister's office said Indonesian authorities
had not yet given a clear response on Yudhoyono's visit.
"We are still in contact," he said.
DIPLOMATIC IMMUNITY
Activists associated with the Republic of South Moluccas movement had asked a
Dutch court for an injunction to have Yudhoyono arrested for alleged human
rights violations in Indonesia, a court spokeswoman in The Hague said.
She said legal immunity rules would prevent the president's prosecution but
the Moluccan group had also requested the court to lift that ban.
Yudhoyono's spokesman, Julian Pasha, said three Dutch citizens had filed the
request to the court, and that the president was concerned the court
proceedings could be speeded up to coincide with his visit this week.
Although the Dutch government had granted the president full diplomatic
immunity, a decision on the case during his visit could be "unpleasant for the
honour of the president and this nation."
"This was actually the fourth or the fifth time the president has cancelled
the trip," Pasha added.
Andre de Hoogh, senior lecturer international law at Groningen University,
said the Dutch court could not issue an arrest warrant for Yudhoyono because it
would conflict with international law which grants immunity to heads of state.
"It is an unlucky situation when a head of state cancels a visit, of course.
Political relations may come under pressure a bit but at the same time I don't
think this is of great importance," De Hoogh said.
He did not expect Dutch-Indonesian relations to suffer from the decision
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