Foreign leader
\nfor RI citizens?<\/p>\n
Metro TV's report broadcast at 7:09 p.m. on Aug. 28 referred
\nto "Hassan di Tiro, trustee of the Free Aceh Movement (GAM), a
\nSwedish citizen." A trustee implies the head of state (as in the
\nperiod of the Federal Republic of Indonesia\/RIS).<\/p>\n
The information as a whole is controversial. It seems as if
\nGAM has became part of Indonesia called RIS. The GAM head of
\nstate in exile is at the same time a Swedish citizen. Since he is
\na trustee, do GAM members in Aceh possess Swedish IDs? If this is
\ntrue, then Aceh is designed to be part of Sweden.<\/p>\n
If this is not the case, the situation should arouse our
\nconcern. While the leader is domiciled in an advanced country and
\nis prosperous, his followers are fighting their fellow
\ncountrymen. There has been injustice between the leader and his
\npeople for a long time.<\/p>\n
Based on my study in Lulea, Sweden, from January to July 1989,
\nI think the Swedes are gentle people, and the Swedish government
\nwould not allow its citizens to disrupt relations with fellow
\nmembers of the United Nations. The Indonesian government should
\ntherefore continue to clarify the controversial issue in Aceh and
\nthe world.<\/p>\n
SUNGKOWO SOKAWERA<\/p>\n
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