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Media,
Human rights
and
Indigenous peoples' issues
News releases and secondary reporting on the Bougainville conflict are so numerous
this section returns only selected recent coverage. See the major news sites and
specialist pages for collations of past reports.
See also coverage of the Sandline mercenaries affair.
AusAID - Australian Aid to Bougainville 
Assistance has been targeted towards peace building activities and the resolution of conflict through support for peace and negotiation processes and for post conflict reconstruction to restore stability to the island and deliver a peace dividend to Bougainvilleans.
[Last checked: 08 February 03 12:27:40 AM]
Interview with Peter Barter, Radio Australia, 1 Mar 97
INDIAN PACIFIC #669. Peter Barter: I believe that only through a peaceful resolution can the peace and order and good government be restored in Bougainville, and normalcy achieved. To do it any other way does not seem to me to be practical.
[Last checked: 08 February 03 12:23:41 AM]
Statement to Security Council November 2002
Statement by Ambassador Richard S. Williamson, United States Alternate Representative to the United Nations, on the situation in Bougainville, Security Council, November 21, 2002
[Last checked: 08 February 03 12:31:12 AM]
UNDP - Bougainville Rehabilitation, Reconstruction and Development Project
The intention is to support the reconciliation and peace process in Bougainville through rehabilitation, reconstruction and development activities that reduce poverty in all groups, restore basic conditions for economic growth, promote stability, and create an enabling framework for sustainable human development.
[Last checked: 08 February 03 12:32:42 AM]
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