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July 23, 1998

Eyewitness account of rapes in Jakarta
Sydney Morning Herald (from The Guardian) - July 23, 1998
Racial hatred deliberately unleashed
Far Eastern Economic Review - July 23, 1998
World Bank: Indonesia recovery in 2000
UPI - July 23, 1998

July 22, 1998

Mob rampages near Sumatra's Lake Toba
Reuters - July 22, 1998
Indonesia is near chaos
Washington Post - July 22, 1998
200 strikers stay at LBH Jakarta
Business - July 22, 1998

July 21, 1998

SMID leader addresses protest
Kedaulatan Rakyat - July 21, 1998
Activist says not harmed by kidnappers
Reuters - July 21, 1998
Opposition figure urges endorsement
Reuters - July 21, 1998

July 20, 1998

Moslem groups to form political parties
Reuters - July 20, 1998 (abridged)
New threats reported as rapes investigated
New York Times - July 20, 1998 (slightly abridged)
Mobs attack Moslems with Chinese links
Reuters - July 20, 1998 (slightly abridged)
Poor invade Suharto ranch
The Guardian - July 20, 1998
Conglomerates fighting for survival
American Reporter - July 20, 1998

July 19, 1998

Wiranto warns against looting
Jakarta Post - July 19, 1998
Opposition call for reform coalition
Jakarta Post - July 19, 1998

July 18, 1998

Mega/Gus Dur support Belo's position
Suara Pembaruan - July 18, 1998 (Extracts, translated by Tapol)
Women's coalition demonstrates over rapes
Kompas - July 18, 1998
Crisis has only just begun, bank warns
Sydney Morning Herald - July 18, 1998

July 17, 1998

Belo says most Timorese want a referendum
Kompas - July 17, 1998
Business suffers amid signs of persecution
Wall Street Journal - July 17, 1998
Quiet on Indonesian integration day
Reuters - July 17, 1998 (abridged)

July 16, 1998

Indonesia may outlaw some political parties
Reuters - July 16, 1998
Kopassus arrests but where are the missing
Tapol statement - July 16, 1998 (abridged)
Debunking 'Integration Day'
East Timor International Support Center - July 16, 1998 (slightly abridged)
Reformist rage reaching local administrators
Wall Street Journal - July 16, 1998

July 15, 1998

Xanana: Timorese will overlook the past
East Timor International Support Center - July 15, 1998
Andi Arief released
Suara Pembaruan and Antara - July 15, 1998 (posted by Tapol)
IMF blueprint to take over economy
Workers World - July 15, 1998
Raped for the 'crime' of being Chinese
The Guardian - July 15, 1998

July 14, 1998

Exodus on eve of envoy's arrival
Sydney Morning Herald - July 14, 1998
Security tight after looting outbreak
South China Morning Post - July 14, 1998 (abridged)
Speak no evil
Wall Street Journal - July 14, 1998

July 13, 1998

ABRI issues shoot-on-sight warnings in Dili
East Timor International Support Center - July 13, 1998
Golkar's new bureaucrat lineup blasted
Jakarta Post - July 13, 1998
Xanana: I feel extremely optimistic
Time Magazine - July 13, 1998

July 11, 1998

Golkar elects state secretary as new leader
Agence France Presse - July 11, 1998

July 10, 1998

Three shot dead in East Timor
East Timor Human Rights Centre - July 10, 1998 (abridged)
Poor are facing hunger as crisis intensifies
Wall Street Journal - July 10, 1998 (abridged)

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