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May 18, 2006

Tempo Interactive - May 18, 2006

Wahyudin Fahmi, Jakarta – The majority of factions in the Special Committee for the Aceh Government Draft Bill have approved the establishment of…

Jakarta Post - May 18, 2006

M. Azis Tunny, Ambon – Hundreds of angry supporters of losing candidates in Ambon city's first direct election staged a protest Wednesday at the…

The Australian - May 18, 2006

Mark Dodd and Stephen Fitzpatrick, Dili – Police in East Timor have failed to restore law and order following last month's deadly violence because…

Jakarta Post - May 18, 2006

Abdul Khalik, Jakarta – To reduce its arms imports, Indonesia plans to increase the production of its various military equipment to at least 16…

ETAN Press Release - May 18, 2006

Human rights, religious and other organizations today urged a key congressional subcommittee to reinstate restrictions on US

military…

Jakarta Post - May 18, 2006

Jakarta (Agencies) – Protesters in Indonesia's capital demanded Thursday that prosecutors reinstate criminal charges against former president…

May 17, 2006

Jakarta Post - May 17, 2006

Bandung – The West Java capital city, Bandung, is in the midst of a serious garbage crisis, with 200,000 cubic meters of trashed piled…

Australian Associated Press - May 17, 2006

Villagers in eastern Indonesia plan to sue Australian gold producer Newcrest Mining, accusing the company of environmental vandalism and failing…

Jakarta Post - May 17, 2006

Jakarta – Most of the labor supply companies operating in Jakarta, Bogor, Tangerang and Bekasi (Jabotabek) are illegal, an association…

Jakarta Post - May 17, 2006

Sidoarjo – Residents of Sidoarjo have begun planting banana trees in the numerous large potholes that dot the village's main road,…

Jakarta Post - May 17, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – Just 37 percent of the public approves of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's job performance, the lowest rating he…

Jakarta Post - May 17, 2006

Jakarta – Research by the Aceh Working group of the National Commission on Violence Against Women shows women are still objectified by the print…

Jakarta Post - May 17, 2006

Tb. Arie Rukmantara, Jakarta – Concealing your identity for more than 30 years is an arduous task. It forces you to be suspicious of everyone you…

Jakarta Post - May 17, 2006

Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – Leading human rights, democracy and antigraft activists, political analysts and lawyers joined forces Tuesday to condemn…

Jakarta Post - May 17, 2006

Abdul Khalik, Ottawa/Jakarta – Foreign Minister Hassan Wirayuda will visit the United States this week, where he is expected to talk up Indonesia'…

Jakarta Post - May 17, 2006

Urip Hudiono, Jakarta – The Supreme Audit Agency (BPK) has issued yet another damning report on the management of the state finances, revealing 5,…

Jakarta Post - May 17, 2006

Femke van den Bos, Jakarta – It will only take up to two or three years of rain forest destruction if the current rate continues to determine the…

Agence France Presse - May 17, 2006

Laurent Lozano, Washington – "We did have an opportunity to talk extensively about some of the challenges in our immediate region," Howard said…

May 16, 2006

Sydney Morning Herald - May 16, 2006

Mark Forbes, Jakarta – Indonesia has praised Australia's new stance against Papuan asylum seekers, indicating a thaw in the diplomatic freeze…

Jakarta Post - May 16, 2006

Endy M. Bayuni, Jakarta – You have to be either Javanese or a really desperate person, or both, to believe that this year's eighth anniversary of…

Jakarta Post - May 16, 2006

Bandung – Dozens of students went on a march in Bandung on Monday, urging the government to not to drop its graft case against former…

Jakarta Post - May 16, 2006

Jakarta – For many well-heeled Indonesians in jail for graft or other crimes, penitentiaries are not so different from hotels.

Both places…

Jakarta Post - May 16, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – The House of Representatives and the government began deliberating the long-overdue Freedom of Information Bill on…

Jakarta Post - May 16, 2006

Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – Two years after an official report on the May 1998 riots was submitted to the Attorney General's Office implicating top…

Jakarta Post - May 16, 2006

Ambon – The country is losing around Rp 45 trillion (about US$5 billion) a year because of widespread illegal logging, Forestry…

Jakarta Post - May 16, 2006

Jakarta – Two supporters of a former Jayawijaya regent died following a clash with the police in Papua on Monday, after they tried to prevent the…

The Bulletin - May 16, 2006

Paul Toohey – The dirt roads and hills in the western districts of the country are now their home. In Australian terminology, the 591 East…

May 15, 2006

Jakarta Post - May 15, 2006

Urip Hudiono, Jakarta – The government is setting aside at least Rp 3 trillion (some US$300 million) in funds from this year's state budget to…

Jakarta Post - May 15, 2006

Andi Hajramurni, Makassar – Peace has returned to Makassar following protests triggered by a housemaid's death at the hands of her Chinese-…

Antara News - May 15, 2006

Former People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) chairman Amien Rais said for the sake of justice former East Timor pro-integration fighter…

Jakarta Post - May 15, 2006

Jakarta – Representatives from the business sector and labor unions agreed Friday to jointly find the best ways to improve the business climate by…

Jakarta Post - May 15, 2006

Abdul Khalik, Nusa Dua – Indonesia and Malaysia on Saturday signed a long-discussed memorandum of understanding (MOU) on the protection of…

Associated Press - May 15, 2006

Jakarta – Two people were killed and six injured Monday after police clashed with villagers defending a district chief charged with…

Agence France Presse - May 15, 2006

Jakarta – Providing jobs, financial assistance and housing to thousands of former guerillas and political prisoners is essential for ensuring the…

Melbourne Age - May 15, 2006

Scott Burchill – The arrival of 43 West Papuan asylum seekers in northern Australia earlier this year pressed the pause button on the cosy…

Jakarta Post - May 15, 2006

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – The government's decision to drop graft charges against former president Soeharto has been slammed by anticorruption and…

Paras Indonesia - May 15, 2006

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's cornerstone policy of combating top-level corruption was badly dented after the Attorney General's Office…

Jakarta Post Editorial - May 15, 2006

The House of Representatives is scheduled to deliberate a number of important bills, including the long-awaited Freedom of Information Bill. This…

Melbourne Age - May 15, 2006

Damien Kingsbury – The recent Indonesian ban on academic contact with Deakin University over the West Papua issue is the latest shot in a wider…

May 14, 2006

Jakarta Post - May 14, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – Eight years after bringing down an authoritarian regime, the once thriving student movement is now in disarray.

May 13, 2006

Associated Press - May 13, 2006

Jakarta – For 14 years, Murad Aidit lived in a penal colony on the jungle-covered Indonesian island of Buru with 12,000 other suspected communist…

Asia Times - May 13, 2006

[In the Time of Madness: Indonesia on the Edge of Chaos by Richard Lloyd Parry. Reviewed by Scott B MacDonald.]

Since the upheaval of the…

Associated Press - May 13, 2006

Irwan Firdaus, Jakarta – Indonesian authorities on Saturday ordered the immediate evacuation of thousands of people who for weeks have refused to…

May 12, 2006

Australian Associated Press - May 12, 2006

Lloyd Jones, Port Moresby – A Papuan woman who says she fled to PNG after Indonesian intelligence officers forced her to plead for her daughter's…

Agence France Presse - May 12, 2006

Dili – East Timor's foreign minister Jose Ramos-Horta said his country does not need foreign peacekeepers, shortly after Australia said it had…

Agence France Presse - May 12, 2006

Kylie Williams, Canberra – International human rights groups have lodged a formal protest over Australia's tough new immigration laws in a letter…

Jakarta Post - May 12, 2006

Wearing colorful traditional costumes, around 500 activists demonstrated outside the House of Representatives on Thursday, demanding…

Kompas - May 12, 2006

Windoro Adi – "We are grateful that the government has finally acknowledged our fallen son a hero of reformasi. They did not die in vain", said…

Agence France Presse - May 12, 2006

Banda Aceh – The European Union has agreed to extend the mandate of a peace monitoring mission in Indonesia's Aceh for three months until…

Jakarta Post - May 12, 2006

Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – At a ceremony to mark World Labor Day (May 1) at Jakarta International Container Terminal (JICT), Tanjung Priok port…