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September 21, 2000

Jakarta's shame
Far Eastern Economic Review - September 21, 2000
Jakarta tycoons selling off assets quietly
Straits Times - September 21, 2000
Sacked: Second TNI general in three days
Straits Times - September 21, 2000
Indonesia to open railways to foreign capital
Agence France Presse - September 21, 2000
Indonesia puts militia on notice
Sydney Morning Herald - September 21, 2000
Key Suharto crony's corruption trial starts
South China Morning Post - September 21, 2000
Too soon to resume military ties with Indonesia
Heritage Foundation Backgrounder - September 21, 2000

September 20, 2000

Howard covers for the Indonesian military
Green Left Weekly - September 20, 2000
The Indonesian-Australian invasion
Green Left Weekly - September 20, 2000
Files show Australian government lied about Timor deaths
Reuters - September 20, 2000 (abridged)
Leaked documents outline top-level plot to oust Wahid
Detik - September 20, 2000
Surly nation needs friends and money
Sydeny Morning Herald - September 20, 2000
Indonesia in denial
Sydney Morning Herald - September 20, 2000
Nike's cover-up campaign
Green Left Weekly - September 20, 2000
Indonesian general cleared of corruption
Straits Times - September 20, 2000

September 19, 2000

Two dead, 19 injured in attack on ferry in Ambon
Agence France Presse - September 19, 2000 (abridged)
Indonesia to extend repayment period for liquidity support
Agence France Presse - September 19, 2000
Blasts rock capital of Indonesia's Aceh province
Agence France Presse - September 19, 2000 (abridged)
Professionals rally at JSX building
Jakarta Post - September 19, 2000
Top Timor analysts named in warrant
Sydney Morning Herald - September 19, 2000

September 18, 2000

Rizal, Ibra chief battle for control of state-owned firms
Business Times - September 18, 2000
Five killed in Aceh province violence
Agence France Presse - September 18, 2000
US adopts hard line on Wahid
Wall Street Journal - September 18, 2000
Timber barons face court over reforestation funds
Indonesian Observer - September 18, 2000
Happy days again for Jakarta's rich
Straits Times - September 18, 2000
Around 300 protesters demand stop to violence
Indonesian Observer - September 18, 2000

September 17, 2000

Riau's village heads sell fake marriage certs
Straits Times - September 17, 2000
Militia chiefs say problems won't go away
Straits Times - September 17, 2000

September 16, 2000

'Troubles only a hurdle on hard road to reform'
South China Morning Post - September 16, 2000
No proof blasts linked to army, say police
Straits Times - September 16, 2000 (abridged)
Cheers greet order for arrest
Straits Times - September 16, 2000
Wahid's tough stance 'reshapes political map'
South China Morning Post - September 16, 2000
UN police race time to lay Balibo charges
Sydney Morning Herald - September 16, 2000
Academic shot dead
South China Morning Post - September 16, 2000 (abridged)
Aceh violence costs hundreds of lives
Jakarta Post - September 16, 2000
Indonesian traders call for more security
Agence France Presse - September 16, 2000
East Timor: The secret that never was
Sydney Morning Herald - September 16, 2000

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