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An Acehnese Girl in Japan

Rasidah and the Rising Sun

Tuesday, January 23, 2001

A victim of human rights violations in Aceh testifies in Japan. Acehnese NGOs hope Tokyo will exert pressure on Jakarta.

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RASIDAH never imagined that one day she would leave her hometown of Kutaraja and fly off to far away Japan. Born and brought up in the village of Kampung Murung-cot in the regency of Pidie, her modest home, farm and an open field in her hamlet are her entire small world.

The 23-year-old left for Japan on January 10 for a one-week visit. In Tokyo the dark-skinned girl addressed the Japanese parliament and attended a seminar held by Nindja (Netw

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