Japanese Vice Minister Visits SOLS 24/7 Timor Leste
May 2008 DILI: Education is a vital tool to a country’s development, and it lies in the hands of Timor Leste’s youth.
Japan Foreign Affairs vice minister, Uno Osamu said this when visiting Science of Life Systems 24/7 (SOLS 24/7) centre in Dili, recently.






The following is based on reports from two 2nd year Social Entrepreneurship students who are currently doing their internship in Timor Leste. In the photo, on the left is Fishah, and Naoko is to the right.
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Amidst the aftermath of the unrest from April through June of last year, many Timorese still insist on staying in Internally Displaced Person (IDP) Camps, despite serious Government efforts to convince them to return to their homes. This fear of returning comes from the threat to life and property posed by violent youth gangs.