Timor-Leste President would support international tribunal

Monday 8 March 2010 The President of Timor-Leste has told Amnesty International he would support the establishment of an international criminal tribunal for crimes committed during the 1975-1999 conflict with Indonesia, should the UN Security Council set it up. The President of Timor-Leste has told Amnesty International he would support the establishment of an international criminal tribunal for crimes committed during the 1975-1999 conflict with Indonesia, should the UN Security Council set it up. José Ramos-Horta also accused the UN of "hypocrisy" for using his government's anti-tribunal…

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