Further Reading
- East Timor and the international community: basic documents; Heike Krieger. 1997, Cambridge University Press
- Complicity: human rights and Canadian foreign policy : the case of East Timor; Sharon Scharfe, Elaine Briére
- East Timor:beyond independence Damien Kingsbury, Michael Leach, Monash University Press, 2007
Read more about this topic: East Timor And Indonesia Action Network
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