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August 18, 2000

Golkar stirs the party pot
Asiaweek - August 18, 2000
PRD and workers demonstrate at legislature
Detik - August 18, 2000
Independence Day passes peacefully across the country
Jakarta Post - August 18, 2000

August 17, 2000

Celebrations and protests mark Independence Day in Kalimantan
Detik - August 17, 2000
General urges army clean-up
Sydney Morning Herald - August 17, 2000
Military to retain role in politics until 2009
Straits Times - August 17, 2000
Confident Gus Dur regales MPs in top form
Straits Times - August 17, 2000
East Timorese still live in fear of their lives
The Australian - August 17, 2000
Students face jail for pulling down flag
Indonesian Observer - August 17, 2000
Students rally for reform to mark 55th national day
Indonesian Observer - August 17, 2000
Students burn suharto's coffin at Cendana
Detik - August 17, 2000

August 16, 2000

Marauding groups confiscate Indonesian flags in Aceh
Detik - August 16, 2000
Thumbs down for politicians
Straits Times - August 16, 2000
Who is looking out for the 'little people'
Straits Times - August 16, 2000
'Gang of four' Wahid's latest bid to counter critics
South China Morning Post - August 16, 2000
Militia attacks increase
Green Left Weekly - August 16, 2000
Banned banners taken down
Jakarta Post - August 16, 2000
Aceh prayers for referendum end in clashes with police
Detik - August 16, 2000
No national flags hoisted in Aceh for Independence Day
Kyodo News - August 16, 2000
Jayapura tense, but calm
Indonesian Observer - August 16, 2000
New broad-based party gathering influential support
Lusa - August 16, 2000
Dita Sari: new labour regulations inadequate
Green Left Weekly - August 16, 2000
Police name 22 suspects for 1996 party attack
Agence France Presse - August 16, 2000
Suharto thought likely to escape
Green Left Weekly - August 16, 2000
Riau's separatist leader prefers peace
Christian Science Monitor - August 16, 2000

August 15, 2000

Rights groups appeal for US-based activist in Indonesia
Agence France Presse - August 15, 2000
Don't blame us for the militia attacks: Jakarta
Sydney Morning Herald - August 15, 2000
More than 1,000 rally at Assembly session
Jakarta Post - August 15, 2000
City Front protesters tear down parliament gate
Detik - August 15, 2000
Thousands storm MPR in protest over power-sharing
Indonesian Observer - August 15, 2000
Cops attack civilians over soldier's death
Straits Times - August 15, 2000

August 14, 2000

Clowns and democrats meet at parliament
Detik - August 14, 2000
Divorcing the dictator
US News & World Report - August 14, 2000
Indonesia concedes it can't control Timor border
Reuters - August 14, 2000
Drawing the line with Jakarta
Australian Financial Review - August 14, 2000
NGOs and students demand state forestry enterprise closure
Detik - August 14, 2000
Councillors question lack of police on raids
Jakarta Post - August 14, 2000
Civilian security forces protest disbursal
Detik - August 14, 2000
Jakarta vigilantes kill with impunity
The Washington Times - August 14, 2000
Workers' protests threaten Badak natural gas supply
Jakarta Post - August 14, 2000
Six killed, 18 injured in fresh Ambon fighting
Jakarta Post - August 14, 2000
Indonesia's back-room constitutional reform
Asian Wall Street Journal - August 14, 2000
Cafe culture only for East Timor's new elite
South China Morning Post - August 14, 2000
Troops reportedly run amok in Aceh following shooting
Jakarta Post - August 14, 2000

August 13, 2000

Indonesian troops slaughter Christians
The London Times - August 13, 2000
Protesters rally for Tanjung Priok justice
Indonesian Observer - August 13, 2000
UN staff flee in West Timor
Agence France Presse - August 13, 2000
Indonesia expected to delay tough decisions on constitution
Agence France Presse - August 13, 2000
Labor activists block coal mine
Indonesian Observer - August 13, 2000

August 12, 2000

MPR scolded for its reluctance to end military representation
Jakarta Post - August 12, 2000

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