Photo : Fundasaun Mahein On 19th September 2023, Fundasaun Mahein (FM) held the first meeting of its reconstituted Board. This meeting marks a key milestone in the ongoing process of READ MOREREAD MORE
Welcome to Fundasaun Mahein
Instituisaun Naun Govermental Peskiza, Monitorizasaun ho Advokasia ba Setor Seguransa no Defeza iha Timor-Leste.
Women’s Role in Community…
Photo: Fundasaun Mahein – Women working in the fields in…
Parseria Foun ba Era…
Photo: Australian PM’s Office Introduction On 28 January 2026, the…
From Best Practice to…
Picture: RDTL Fundasaun Mahein (FM) presents the following article to…
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Women’s Role in Community Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding in Timor-Leste
Parseria Foun ba Era Foun: Sovereignty, Security and Strategy in a Changing World
From Best Practice to Best Fit: Reform the RDTL Constitution to Secure Political Stability, Strengthen Governance and Accelerate Development
Elite State: Populist Politics and the Challenges of Governance in Timor-Leste
Research on Community Conflict, Traditional Dispute Resolution and Trauma Politics in Timor-Leste
Timor-Leste’s ASEAN Accession: Implications for Regional Geopolitics and National Identity
Traffic (mis)management and dangerous driving: implications for public safety and economic developmentTraffic (mis)management and dangerous driving: implications for public safety and economic development
Photo : Fundasaun Mahein Based on years of observation, Fundasaun Mahein (FM) believes that poor traffic management and dangerous driving are serious and growing problems in Timor-Leste. Dili’s streets are READ MOREREAD MORE
The recall of retired PNTL officers undermines integrity of the security sectorThe recall of retired PNTL officers undermines integrity of the security sector
Photo : Fundasaun Mahein In June 2023, just before the previous Government completed its mandate, the PNTL General Command sent 158 PNTL officers into retirement. This decision was based on READ MOREREAD MORE
Is Timor-Leste really on the Brink of Failure?Is Timor-Leste really on the Brink of Failure?
photo : Fundasaun Mahein Timor-Leste’s fate hangs precariously “on the brink of becoming a failed state,” as stated by James Curran, International Editor of the Australian Financial Review and a READ MOREREAD MORE
