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May 10, 2007

Jakarta Post - May 10, 2007

Apriadi Gunawan, Medan – Dozens of people were injured and scores of cars vandalized in a bloody clash between two disputing parties wanting to…

The Advertiser (Australia) - May 10, 2007

Janet Fife-Yeomans, Sydney – The former head of Australia's spy network has revealed he never had any doubt Indonesian forces deliberately killed…

Canberra Times - May 10, 2007

Former prime minister Gough Whitlam has always prided himself on his grasp of history. But on one subject, the Indonesian invasion of East Timor,…

Inter Press Service - May 10, 2007

Mario de Queiroz, Lisbon – In the late 1970s, diplomats at United Nations headquarters in New York got used to seeing a discreet young man plying…

Jakarta Post Editorial - May 10, 2007

Hopes look dim – if not totally diminished – that victims of violence during the East Timor mayhem in 1999 will find the truth about the events…

May 9, 2007

Tapol - May 9, 2007

Paul Barber – Two apparently unrelated events that together raise important questions about the West's responsibility for conflicts in the world's…

Jakarta Post - May 9, 2007

Jakarta – The surprising silent protest by East Timorese members of the joint Indonesia-Timor Leste commission at its recent hearing is expected…

The Australian - May 9, 2007

P.P. McGuinness – The coronial inquiry into the 1975 deaths of the five journalists in Balibo, East Timor, is an interesting exercise in raking…

The Advertiser - May 9, 2007

Belinda Tasker, Paul Mulvey, Sydney – Gough Whitlam's defence minister admits he concealed secret details from the prime minister about the deaths…

Radar Solo - May 9, 2007

Wibatsu Ari Sudewo, Solo – Over the last two years, the National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) has become hot news in the Central Java city…

Jakarta Post - May 9, 2007

Jakarta – Although he has yet to officially assume his new post as Attorney General, Hendarman Supandji has already issued statements on his law…

Jakarta Post - May 9, 2007

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – The replacement of Sugiharto as state minister for state enterprises by Sofyan Djalil, who previously served as…

Jakarta Post - May 9, 2007

Imanuddin Razak, Jakarta – Skepticism and disappointment have dominated discussions of the latest reorganization of the United Indonesia Cabinet…

Green Left Weekly - May 9, 2007

[Merdeka: Artists from around the world unit in support of the independence movement in West Papua. Dancing Turtle Records, 2007. Only available…

Jakarta Post - May 9, 2007

HS Dillon, Jakarta – Following the "limited cabinet reshuffle", I sent a text message to three close friends – a prominent human rights activist,…

Jakarta Post - May 9, 2007

Alvin Darlanika Soedarjo, Jakarta – Analysts and observers say political parties still lack the vision and the will to reach the ultimate goal of…

Green Left Weekly - May 9, 2007

James Balowski, Jakarta – Tens of thousands of Indonesian workers commemorated May Day across the country demanding an end to contract labour and…

Jakarta Post - May 9, 2007

Apriadi Gunawan, Medan – Displaced earthquake and tsunami survivors from Aceh and Nias in North Sumatra still residing in shelters rallied Tuesday…

May 8, 2007

Radar Solo - May 8, 2007

Solo – The National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) has been unlucky of late. A meeting to establish a branch management board in Tanjung…

Jakarta Post - May 8, 2007

Jakarta – Religious leaders including an HIV/AIDS-infected Anglican reverend pledged Monday to work together to take an active role in the…

Radio New Zealand - May 8, 2007

Seby Sambom – The West Papua Highland Student Association is continuing its call for dialogue with the Indonesian government about…

Jakarta Post - May 8, 2007

Yuli Tri Suwarni, Sumedang – The Institute of Public Administration (IPDN) has been rocked by further reports of violence, with allegations that a…

Jakarta Post - May 8, 2007

Jakarta – The Indonesian Military (TNI) announced Monday a series of internal reshuffles affecting 42 high-ranking officers in the TNI…

Jakarta Post - May 8, 2007

M. Taufiqurrahman and Tony Hotland, Jakarta – After weeks of anticipation, President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono announced Monday a new cabinet line…

Jakarta Post - May 8, 2007

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – The House of Representatives urged the government Monday to resolve the murder case of human rights campaigner Munir, to…

Jakarta Post - May 8, 2007

Jakarta – While some ministers are preparing for their new positions in cabinet, former justice and human rights minister Hamid Awaluddin is in a…

Sydney Morning Herald - May 8, 2007

Hamish McDonald – The former Prime Minister, Gough Whitlam, today denied having any advanced knowledge of the Indonesian attack in East Timor in…

May 7, 2007

The Australian - May 7, 2007

Stephen Fitzpatrick, Dili – The huge white UN choppers, with their gruffly spoken Russian crews, have delivered hundreds of thousands of ballot…

Melbourne Age - May 7, 2007

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – United Nations police and civilian staff are openly violating what the UN promised would be a zero-tolerance policy…

Jakarta Post - May 7, 2007

Imanuddin Razak, Jakarta – While the nation is eagerly waiting for President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to announce his limited cabinet shuffle, a…

Aceh Kita - May 7, 2007

Banda Aceh – The Acehnese People's Party (PRA), the first local political party to be established in Aceh, is appealing to the public to remain…

Jakarta Post - May 7, 2007

Fadli, Batam – At least 2,670 workers at foreign investment company PT Nasional Garment Bintan (NGB) in Riau Islands province face layoffs after…

May 6, 2007

New Straits Times - May 6, 2007

It should come as no surprise that Australian Prime Minister John Howard's presence in Dili on the day of Timor Leste's Independence on May 20,…

Agence France Presse - May 6, 2007

Dili – Pius Soares sits idly under a tree in a refugee camp with his friends. Like thousands of East Timorese waiting to return home after last…

Agence France Presse - May 6, 2007

Dili – East Timor's ruling party Sunday accused foreign peacekeeping troops of a deliberate campaign to upset its chances of winning this week's…

Agence France Presse - May 6, 2007

Bhimanto Suwastoyo, Dili – Two radically different candidates are set to contest Wednesday's East Timor presidential election, with a globe-…

May 5, 2007

Agence France Presse - May 5, 2007

Karen Michelmore, Jakarta – The former head of Indonesia's armed forces has conceded that "one or two" of his men may have been involved in the…

Melbourne Age - May 5, 2007

Lindsay Murdoch, Same – East Timorese MP Leandro Isaac has a blunt message for Australian troops who hunted him in East Timor's rugged mountains…

Radio Australia - May 5, 2007

East Timor's ruling party Fretilin has accused the favourite in next week's presidential elections, Jose Ramos Horta, of buying votes.

Reuters - May 5, 2007

Ahmad Pathoni, Jakarta – Charges that Indonesian troops committed gross rights violation during East Timor's 1999 vote for independence were "…

Jakarta Post - May 5, 2007

Jakarta – National AIDS Commission secretary Nafsiah Mboi expressed concern Friday over the increasing number of housewives being infected with…

Jakarta Post - May 5, 2007

Jakarta – Ending its two-year term Wednesday, the future of the Interdepartmental Anti-Corruption Team is now in the hands of the government.

Jakarta Post - May 5, 2007

Jakarta – A report from the Brussels-based International Crisis Group (ICG) says it is unlikely that terror network Jamaah Islamiyah (JI) is…

May 4, 2007

Jakarta Post - May 4, 2007

Jakarta – The nation's younger generations will be offered a new perspective on the abortive 1965 coup allegedly committed by the now-defunct…

Committee to Protect Journalists - May 4, 2007

New York – The Indonesian government should do everything in its power to compel former military commander and minister of information Yunus…

Associated Press - May 4, 2007

Robin McDowell, Jakarta – The controversy surrounding World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz spotlights a lack of ethics that was apparent two…

Reporters without Borders - May 4, 2007

Reporters Without Borders today hailed the resumption this week of an inquest into the murders of cameraman Brian Peters and four other…

Jakarta Post - May 4, 2007

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – Indonesia is set to enter the Guinness Book of World Records, but it is not an achievement the country will want to brag…

Jakarta Post - May 4, 2007

Apriadi Gunawan, Medan – Regional police across Sumatra have been puzzled by the release of many illegal logging suspects by panels of judges…

May 3, 2007

Agence France Presse - May 3, 2007

Jakarta – An Indonesian court found national carrier Garuda guilty of negligence Thursday over the death of a leading rights activist on one of…