Komemorasaun ba Dona Ana Lemos; Hamutuk hanoin hikas no fo rekonesimentu ba kontribuisaun no esperiensia feto iha tempu konflitu hanesan lisaun aprendijazen ba jerasaun foun. Commemoration for Dona Ana Lemos; …

ACbit, with the support of the UN Trust Fund to end Violence Against Women and its local partners, has authored a policy paper whose source is the collective voice of …

They held my father-in-law then Hansip killed him, and before he was dead they dragged him to his grave and buried him alive. At that time it was difficult to find his body, because the situation was still tense, and we had to wait to go and collect his body.

Sometimes they took us to their military posts at night, saying it was for interrogation, but actually they forced us to dance with them. We Timorese do not like this kind of behavior, like prostitution. We’re ashamed if we're called prostitutes…

I was tortured badly but I was brave and I didn’t tell them much. Not because I didn’t speak Indonesian, but because I did not want them to know about my work. I told them that if they wish to kill me then do it, I was ready to die because I had already lost my parents and siblings.

There is still no justice for my family, or for me. No one from the government has ever come and asked us anything. This is the first time I have told my story. I really want the government to pay attention to me, my family and to all the other victims.