Moris Hanesan Passage Ida
By realidade timor Friday, December 18, 2015 News , Opinion , Slider
Dili, 19 December 2015 | Hakerek nain : Armando Da Silva | Publisher : Realidade Timor Edisaun III
Dalaruma moris lori o ba fatin ne’ebe o lakoi ba, dalaruma moris lori o ba dalan ne’ebe salah laos dalan ne’ebe mak o hakarak, maibe o iha ne’eba ona, o lahatene saida mak o halo, dalaruma o senti esforsu aan atu konta realidade ne’e, maibe o iha ne’eba ona, o tenki hasoru deit, tamba ne’emak passage moris nian, wainhira o hasoru obstaklu resulta o forsa liutan, halo o matenek liutan, tamba moris nia lisaun sempre nakunu ho ingreidentu ne’ebe oin oin deit, ne’ebe sempre iha benifisiu ba passage moris nian dunik, dalaruma o hakarak sai hanesan labarik kiik sira ne’ebe mak so hatene ba halimar no halimar to’o kole hein kalan ba toba para atu hein dader atu lori loron mai para halimar fali, maibe passage moris nian parte liu husi labarik, sai ba jovem no ba katuas o ferik, obstaklu boot iha passage moris nian ne’ebe hola parte iha ema kriatura nia moris mak desesu. "DESESU" ne’ebe mak nunka remata, no enviromentu sorin sorin ne’ebe mak influenza DESESU ne atu kontinua ba oin. Wainhira o sai diak, ema hotu-hotu hateke ba o, influenza o tenki sempre diak, hanesan autor no artista barak mak tenki oho a’an o usa droga atu hapara sira nia moris tamba deit sira labele hasoru moris no envirmentu sorin-sorin nia hakarak, president ou menistru sira mos dalaruma hakarak haksoit ou haris udan maibe sira labele tamba ema hotu-hotu hateke ba sira, no sira tenki sakrifisa sira nia gostu, o bele sai saida deit mak o hakarak maibe Maromak nia planu mak diak liu no lori o ba haksolok liu, Maromak nia planu no desenu ba ema ida-ida diferensia, ema balun tenki sai Presidenti, ou artisa no mos toos nain,police,mestre, no seluk seluk tan atu kompleta malu, tamba ida ne’e lalika kompara o nia aan ho ema seluk tamba ita tamba ema hotu- hotu iha dalan passage moris nian , ita moris iha ida-ida nia purpose, ita iha ne’ebe deit tamba ita nia passage moris nian lori ita ba tamba ita tenki iha ne’eba dunik, sei ita iha servisu, ita tenki hadomi ita nia serbisu, kontente ho saida mak ita halo, tamba ita iha ne’eba atu bele sai bensaun ba ita nia maluk sorin- sorin no mos atu kontribui ba sociedade ne’ebe mak ita hela ba, sei o hadomi o nia serbisu no saida mak o halo, o hanesan labarik kiik sira ne’ebe mak hein dader atu mai para ba halimar fali tan tamba sira nakonu ho haksolok
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Snap protest action outside DFAT in Melbourne: 12:30 Thursday 3 December
By realidade timor Sunday, November 29, 2015 Category , East Timor , News , Slider
The Timor Sea Justice Campaign is holding a snap protest outside the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade.
Time: 12:30pm Thursday 3 December 2015
Location: Collins Place, 55 Collins St, Melbourne
TSJC spokesperson, Tom Clarke, said he hoped Australians would once again answer the call to help East Timor.
“Once again our Government is doing the wrong thing in East Timor and once again Australians that believe in a fair go need to step up and be heard,” said Mr Clarke.
The Government’s dubious use of Australia’s intelligence services to short-change East Timor out of billions of dollars in oil and gas revenue returned to the spotlight last week with the ABC’s Lateline screening a series of reports on the topic and Senator Nick Xenophon calling for Royal Commission into the affair.
“Most Australians like to think our spies are out there trying to protect the nation from serious threats, they don’t want our spies being ordered by the Government to help rip-off our poorer neighbours like East Timor,” said Mr Clarke.
The Timor Sea Justice Campaign is a grassroots campaign of concerned Australians calling on the Government to establish permanent and fair maritime boundaries with East Timor in accordance with international law – along the median line halfway between the two coastlines.
At Thursday’s protest, the Timor Sea Justice Campaigners will deliver to DFAT thousands of signed postcards urging the Prime Minister to enter fresh negotiations with the fledgling nation.
“The Australian Government’s stubborn refusal to sit down and negotiate permanent boundaries with East Timor is the real problem here. As a sovereign nation, East Timor is entitled to permanent boundaries and the only thing preventing that is Australia. It’s time for a new approach and we hope that Prime Minister Turnbull is willing to give up his predecessors’ hardnosed approach,” said Mr Clarke.
Two month’s before East Timor’s Independence in 2002, the Australian Government withdrew its recognition of the maritime boundary jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice leaving East Timor with limited legal avenues to challenge Australia’s refusual to negotiate permanent boundaries.
For more information, please call Tom Clarke on 0422 545 763
