The main objective of this paper is to discuss how the Indonesian policies deal with the various pressures of institutions and the international community on resolving human rights violations in Timor Leste in 1999. This study uses qualitative methods, with the main data sources collected through in depth interviews, and also using various secondary data sources both written data such as journals, books, newspapers, magazines, or in the form of relevant audio and documentary films. Based on the neo-classical theory of realism, the results of the research show that Indonesia issued a number of domestic policies and bilateral policies with Timor Leste in response to various demands from the domestic and international community.