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It is now ten years since we have restored our independence but the leaders have forgotten the contribution and values [that women brought to the independence struggle]. Will it be that these women’s participation ended with their deaths? Or for those who are still alive, that they will only receive recognition as the wife of a deceased combatant or cadre? If so, this is unfair, particularly when we want to create a complete history of our people. Secretary General Lourdes Maria A.M. Alves de Araujo, Organizacao Popular da Mulher Timorense (OPMT; Popular Organisation of East Timorese Women).2

The Veterans’ Valorisation Scheme: Marginalising Women’s Contributions to the Resistance