Bosnia still bedevils summit in closing hoursBy Wilson da SilvaJAKARTA – The Non-Aligned Movement was still locked in dispute on Sunday over who to blame for the bloodshed in Bosnia, hours before its summit was due to end.The disagreement is testing the 108-member Movement’s tradition of… Sep 06 92September 06, 1992Article at Reuters
Latin American interest in Non-Alignment wanesBy Wilson da SilvaJAKARTA - Middle East delegates have argued about the Gulf, Asians have attacked Western domination and Africans have appealed for aid. But where has Latin America been at this week’s summit of the Non-Aligned Movement?“Latin… Sep 05 92September 05, 1992Article at Reuters
Speakers say west seeks to dominate Third WorldBy Wilson da SilvaJAKARTA – Non-Aligned leaders accused the West on Wednesday of trying to dominate the developing world militarily and economically, with Iran leading the attack on the “arrogant powers”.In a return to the rhetoric which host… Sep 02 92September 02, 1992Article at Reuters
Exclude Khmer areas from Cambodia poll – SihanoukBy Wilson da SilvaJAKARTA – Cambodia’s Prince Norodom Sihanouk said on Wednesday that regions controlled by the Khmer Rouge should be excluded from U.N.-supervised elections next year because of the group’s refusal to honour the peace pact.Australian… Sep 02 92September 02, 1992Article at Reuters
No prosperity without human rights - Asia WatchBy Wilson da Silva JAKARTA – A human rights group warned developing nations of the Non-Aligned Movement on Tuesday that prosperity would evade them unless they respected civil and political rights.Asia Watch, in a report released on the first… Sep 01 92September 01, 1992Article at Reuters
Insults fly in Non-Aligned impasse over YugoslaviaBy Wilson da SilvaJAKARTA – Egypt and Yugoslavia traded insults during a Non-Aligned Movement foreign ministers’ meeting on Saturday which failed to settle the increasingly divisive issue of Belgrade’s membership.“Another day has been wasted on this… Aug 29 92August 29, 1992Article at Reuters
Indonesia in offensive to get Timor leader – rebelsBy Wilson da SilvaSYDNEY – Rebels in East Timor have been locked in battle for the past two weeks with Indonesian troops who have launched a major offensive to capture rebel leader Xanana Gusmão, rebel sources in Australia said on Tuesday.Fretilin… Aug 11 92August 11, 1992Article at Reuters
