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It was not until 1888 that locals of the region began to establish relations with the government in Batavia through a short agreement signed by kings and local authorities, as an anticipatory measure against the possibility of the spread of British political and economic influence in the region. During this period, Central Sulawesi was under the jurisdiction of Gorontalo Afdeling, based in Gorontalo. G. W. W. C. Baron van Höevell, Gorontalo Resident Assistant, worried that the strong influence of Islam in Gorontalo would extend to the Central Sulawesi – which at that time the population was mostly are adheres to Animism or other Folk religion. He contacted the Dutch missionary institution, the Nederlandsch Zendeling Genootschap (NZG), and asked them to place a missionary in this area.
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What we do make clear, however, is that military action can be > legitimate as an anticipatory measure in response to clear evidence of > likely large scale killing. Without this possibility of anticipatory action, > the international community would be placed in the morally untenable > position of being required to wait until genocide begins, before being able > to take action to stop it. While the notion of preemptive defense can be supported by an individual state's foreign policy, it is not supported by international humanitarian law nor the UN Charter. Macrae, J & Harmer, A (eds.) 2003, "Humanitarian Action and the 'Global War on Terror': A Review of Trends and Issues", HPG Report 14 Exacting military intervention on the basis of evidence of a "likely 'large scale' killing" in which large scale is not defined) presents a problem if intent does not follow through with action.
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