Chega! Exhibition

Dili is the capital, main port and commercial center of Timor. It is located on the northeast coast of Timor Island, near the Wembay Strait, far to Atauro Island, surrounded by mountains on three sides, and facing the sea to the north. The climate is hot and the year-round high temperature is a deep-water port. Dili is the national political, economic and cultural center. Dili is also the main port and commercial center of Timor-Leste, with roads leading to coastal and mainland towns and airports for civil aviation and military use. The economy is mainly agricultural and animal husbandry, and there are oil fields and gold mines nearby. Perfume, soap, pottery and textiles, coffee processing, crafts with dental carvings, wood carvings and grass weavings. Exports of cotton, coffee, rice, wheat musk, wool, coconut thousand and leather. It is estimated that more than 80% of East Timor's economic activity is carried out here.

The end of the world, the most remote country in Southeast Asia, and one of the youngest countries in the world - Timor-Leste. Only Bali, Singapore, Darwin, Gubang, 4 international routes. In the fourth quarter of each year, the whale migration season has the best whale watching opportunities in the world, the most whale species to see, and there are many critically endangered rare beaked whales, blue whales, etc.

Very good place, there are many people, it is worth coming here to see

Chega! Exhibition is Portuguese word for 'no more, stop, enough'.It was chosen as the title of the CAVR Report because it captures the main message given human right violations.