33. In addition, an Indonesian and an Australian newspaper had published extracts from the report drawn up by a team of university researchers who had worked for one month to the east of Dili, the capital of East Timor. The work had been subsidized by the Bank of Indonesia, which was seeking information on the investment potential of certain local projects. Significantly, a seminar which was due to have been held on 19 April 1990 to analyse the conclusions reached in the report had been postponed sine die. One of the conclusions was that the population of East Timor did not consider that integration had solved the problem of decolonization and that the population felt itself to be subjected to a real culture shock, being confronted with values and forms of culture different from its own. One of the aspects most unacceptable to the population was said to be the massive installation of families from different parts of Indonesia. The report affirmed that there would be some economic development, but the general feeling was that East Timor was in the process of being exploited for the benefit of Indonesian economic interests. The report pointed out that the population felt that it was being colonized. E/CN.4/Sub.2/1990/SR.22 page 8 34. Many reports on the situation in East Timor stressed that young people were playing a very important role in all demonstrations of opposition to the regime imposed by the occupation. That showed that the traditions, values and culture of the population had deep roots and that it would be wrong to think that the passage of time would lead to a voluntary and peaceful acceptance of the status quo. 35. The world had recently witnessed spectacular upheavals having very positive repercussions on human rights. They had undoubtedly increased the hopes of all those who were struggling for their rights because they had 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the situation in East Timor, specifically the views of the local population on the integration with Indonesia. The report by university researchers highlights the feelings of cultural shock and exploitation, indicating that the integration has not solved the problem of decolonization. The text also mentions the role of young people in opposing the regime. Given these themes, it seems that the category should be related to human rights, culture, and politics.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Culture