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February 12, 1999

Five workers wounded in labor protest
Agence France Presse - February 12, 1999
Wahid nominated for presidency
Agence France Presse - February 12, 1999 (abridged)
Gus Dur supports shoot-on-sight policy
Straits Times - February 12, 1999
Gusmao urges dialogue to avert civil war
Reuters - February 12, 1999
International community nervous
Agence France Presse - February 12, 1999
Suharto remains a powerful
Asiaweek - February 12, 1999
Former governor rejects critics
Agence France Presse - February 12, 1999

February 11, 1999

Indonesia ready to lift Horta travel ban
The Australian - February 11, 1999
11 protesters freed, 44 fined
Jakarta Post - February 11, 1999
Sudden impact
Far Eastern Economic Review - February 11, 1999
Three soldiers admit to kidnappings
Agence France Presse - February 11, 1999

February 10, 1999

Indonesia frees rebel leader
Washington Post - February 10, 1999
WB rates its performance as 'marginal'
Agence France Presse - February 10, 1999
Short ride for rebel, long path for Timor
Reuters - February 10, 1999
Military structure in East Timor
Gerry van Klinken - February 10, 1999
Elections won't harm economic program
Dow Jones Newswires - February 10, 1999
Megawati may hamper independence
American Reporter - February 10, 1999
17 political parties eligible for elections
Indonesian Observer - February 10, 1999

February 9, 1999

Alatas: No agreement on referendum
Kompas - February 9, 1999
Suharto assets overseas yet to be found
Agence France Presse - February 9, 1999
Activists oppose shoot on sight order
Jakarta Post - February 9, 1999
Military bullets found at site of shootings
Serambi Indonesia - February 9, 1999 (BBC summary)
Will the student movement succeed?
Jakarta Post - February 9, 1999
Scores of students arrested
Agence France Presse - February 9, 1999

February 8, 1999

Untouchable bogeymen still roaming free
Jakarta Post - February 8, 1999
Suharto in the shadows
Time - February 8, 1999
Japan to the rescue: $2.4bn
Financial Review - February 8, 1999
Poll watchdogs shift into high gear
Jakarta Post - February 8, 1999
Indonesia, Portugal chart Timor's future
Reuters - February 8, 1999
Interview with Suharto's brother-in-law
Tempo - February 8, 1999 (BBC summary)
Death toll in Ambon riots exceeds 160
Reuters - February 8, 1999

February 7, 1999

Indonesia talks peace, but unleashes thugs
The Independent (UK) - February 7, 1999
East Timor is a burden: Habibie
Antara - February 7, 1999
Death toll rises to 21 in Aceh
Reuters - February 7, 1999

February 6, 1999

Military gets shoot-on-sight orders
Agence France Presse - February 6, 1999
Mobs attack police post, torch parliament
Agence France Presse - February 6, 1999 (abridged)
Indonesia ponders a federal state
International Herald Tribune - February 6, 1999

February 5, 1999

New law cuts funding sources of Golkar
Jakarta Post - February 5, 1999
'Dozens' die as police fire into crowd
The Guardian (UK) - February 5, 1999
53 dead in Aceh
Mimbar - February 5, 1999
Governor calls for federation
Agence France Presse - February 5, 1999 (abridged)
Impacts of gold mine on local community
SiaR - February 5, 1999
Bullets and bottomlines
Asiaweek - February 5, 1999
Paramilitias admit weapons are from ABRI
BBC World Service - February 5 1999

February 4, 1999

Disband para-militaries: Xanana
Suara Pembaruan - February 4, 1999
Increase in acts of violence in early 1999
Rights Foundation (Yayasan HAK) - February 4, 1999
A caricature of democracy
World Socialist Daily - February 4, 1999

February 3, 1999

Death toll in Ambon riot jumps to 95
Agence France Presse - February 3, 1999
450,000 students to monitor elections
Jakarta Post - February 3, 1999
East Timorese not armed by ABRI
Jakarta Post - February 3, 1999

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