Indonesian soldiers turned East Timorese women into slave concubines
The East Timorese authorities accuse the Indonesian military, who have been stationed on the peninsula for 24 years, of using local women as slave concubines. According to the AP, hearings on this topic have now begun in East Timor, organized by the "reconciliation" commission. The former governor of the formerly occupied peninsula, Mario Vekas Carascalao, who ruled East Timor from 1982 to 1992, made accusations against the military.