Historians say Jimmy Carter’s human rights legacy includes grim failures
- Historians say that Jimmy Carter's human rights ideals fell short in Indonesia and South Korea, despite his emphasis on human rights during his presidency from 1977 to 1981.
- Carter faced criticism for continuing military aid to Indonesia and South Korea, even amid serious human rights abuses, such as the invasion of East Timor.
- Historians note that Carter's administration prioritized reassuring right-wing allies over addressing human rights concerns, which led to significant suffering in East Timor.
- Despite his commitment to human rights, Carter's policies often contradicted his ideals, highlighting the challenges of aligning foreign policy with human rights advocacy.
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