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January 18, 2008

Jakarta Post - January 18, 2008

Jakarta – The government should dissolve its official body which is allowed to ban religious sects, because it has disrupted the country's legal…

Australian Associated Press - January 18, 2008

East Timor's prosecutor general will not investigate claims the country's prime minister was behind deadly unrest that erupted in 2006, saying the…

Jakarta Post - January 18, 2008

Andi Haswidi, Jakarta – Disappointed by the final draft of a severance pay regulation, the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin)…

Jakarta Post - January 18, 2008

Jakarta – Families of missing human rights activists demanded President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono fulfill his election promise to resolve human…

Jakarta Post - January 18, 2008

Jakarta – An alliance of human rights activists demanded Thursday the arrest of a former top intelligence officer for questioning around the 2004…

Richard Samuelson - January 18, 2008

It may not look very scary to you or me, but to the Government of Indonesia it is a dangerous threat to the "unity of the nation". No, it's not an…

Jakarta Post - January 18, 2008

Jakarta – Media observers and activists said Thursday the countless reports on Soeharto's ill health could evoke sympathy from the public, which…

Radio New Zealand International - January 18, 2008

A London-based Papuan activist has criticised the Governor of Indonesia's Papua for upholding a ban on the Morning Star Flag.

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East Timor and Indonesia Action Network - January 18, 2008

Suharto, who ruled Indonesia from 1966 until he was ousted in 1998, decisively shaped the post 1965 political and economic trajectory of Indonesia…

Jakarta Post - January 18, 2008

Neles Tebay, Abepura, Papua – Since the fall of Soeharto's regime, Indonesia has apparently begun to move toward democracy. Indonesian citizens…

East Timor and Indonesia Action Network - January 18, 2008

Suharto, who ruled Indonesia from 1966 until he was ousted in 1998, decisively shaped the post 1965 political and economic trajectory of Indonesia…

January 17, 2008

Sydney Morning Herald - January 17, 2008

Mark Forbes, Jakarta – Fresh evidence has emerged that ties Indonesia's Intelligence Agency (BIN) to the poisoning of a leading human rights…

Reuters - January 17, 2008

Tito Belo, Dili – East Timor's president urged Timorese to pray for Suharto, the former Indonesian president who ordered the brutal invasion of…

Jakarta Post - January 17, 2008

Jakarta – Vice President Jusuf Kalla and academics debated the relationship between democracy and the economy, with Kalla saying prosperity, not…

Jakarta Post - January 17, 2008

Adianto P. Simamora, Jakarta – Environmental campaigners expressed regret Wednesday about the absence of concrete government action to follow up…

Associated Press - January 17, 2008

Anthony Deutsch, Jakarta – Indonesia endured decades of bloodshed during Suharto's dictatorship. Yet, in an era when ruthless leaders are…

January 16, 2008

Jakarta Post - January 16, 2008

Rizal Harahap, Pekanbaru – Riau Governor Rusli Zainal on Tuesday warned residents and officials against the large-scale conversion of farmland…

Tempo Interactive - January 16, 2008

Iqbal M, Jakarta – The State Intelligence Agency's (BIN) witness, Budi Santoso, who currently works as Deputy I of BIN's Foreign Affairs, said…

Jakarta Post - January 16, 2008

Alfian, Jakarta – A National Intelligence Agency (BIN) officer said former Garuda Indonesia pilot Pollycarpus had requested a letter from the body…

Jakarta Post - January 16, 2008

Blontank Poer, Surakarta – To have been branded a communist was without doubt painful during Soeharto's reign. Socializing with neighbors became…

Asia Sentinel - January 16, 2008

It seem almost quaint now, but Indonesia's longtime president Suharto, who now lies dying, was once praised by the Washington for his strong anti-…

Radio Australia - January 16, 2008

There's been another twist in East Timor's increasingly bitter internal politics, with former Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri demanding that current…

Jakarta Post - January 16, 2008

Jakarta – Members of several non-governmental organizations including Perempuan Mahardika and the Indonesian Street Musician Union hit…

January 15, 2008

World Politics Review - January 15, 2008

Fabio Scarpello, Denpasar – Some want him pardoned and remembered as the "Father of Development." Others say his name should forever be linked to…

Associated Press - January 15, 2008

Robin McDowell, Jakarta – Ten years ago, Amien Rais led thousands of demonstrators chanting "Hang Suharto!" to the halls of parliament, where they…

Reuters - January 15, 2008

Ahmad Pathoni, Solo – About 30 Indonesian protesters performed a traditional mask dance in the royal city of Solo on Tuesday to demand that former…

Jakarta Post Editorial - January 15, 2008

There was great hope nearly a decade ago that victims of state violence and all Indonesian people would have justice, when president Soeharto…

Sydney Morning Herald Editorial - January 15, 2008

Should he go or should he stay home and send a lower-ranking proxy? Kevin Rudd will be one of many foreign leaders torn between the pros and cons…

Jakarta Post - January 15, 2008

Jakarta – Legislators should not interfere with the authority of Constitutional Court judges on matters related to an ad-hoc human…

January 14, 2008

Melbourne Age - January 14, 2008

East Timor's former Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri has called on current Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao to resign, amid claims he orchestrated deadly…

Kompas - January 14, 2008

Jakarta – As much as 60-70 percent of the 2007 state budget (APBN) or between 457-534 trillion rupiah was depleted for the bureaucratic costs of…

Jakarta Post - January 14, 2008

Adianto P. Simamora, Jakarta – The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) won regional elections in most areas last year, beating its…

Jakarta Post - January 14, 2008

Jakarta – The execution of Indonesian maid Yanti Sukardi by Saudi Arabian authorities Friday was proof that the Indonesian government had failed…

Tempo Magazine - January 8-14, 2008

Testimony by a senior intelligence agent corroborates the link between BIN and Pollycarpus. Police claim to have written evidence.

The court…

Jakarta Post - January 14, 2008

Owais Parray, Jakarta – Last November, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) released its 2007/8 Global Human Development Report. Every…

Jakarta Post - January 14, 2008

Adianto P. Simamora, Jakarta – Experts have criticized President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's call for the public to quit debates around the legal…

Kompas - January 14, 2008

Sultani – Each time Suharto falls ill and is taken to hospital, the public is inevitably faced with the choice of forgiving him for his mistakes…

January 13, 2008

Associated Press - January 13, 2008

Anthony Deutsch, Jakarta – More than three years after Indonesia's leading human rights campaigner died of arsenic poisoning during a commercial…

Allan Nairn - January 13, 2008

General Suharto of Indonesia is fading fast, the news bulletins say. So when I came into the country, I started asking how people felt about their…

January 12, 2008

Reuters - January 12, 2008

Sara Webb, Merak – Indonesia's rust-bucket ferries are a symbol of the decrepit infrastructure which has plagued Southeast Asia's biggest economy…

Asia Calling - January 12, 2008

Budi Kurniawan – Indonesia's former dictator Soeharto remains in a critical condition in a Jakarta hospital. Doctors are struggling to prevent…

Jakarta Post - January 12, 2008

Discourses on the necessity of young leaders emerging in the national political arena have raised debates among many facets of society, including…

Jakarta Post - January 12, 2008

Jakarta – Secular-nationalist and Islamic party coalitions were the most successful in the country's regional elections throughout 2007, while…

The Times (London) - January 12, 2008

Richard Lloyd Parry – Indonesia was at the end of an era last night, as its former dictator Suharto, the general and mystic who for 32 years…

Jakarta Post - January 12, 2008

Fadli, Batam – The Riau Islands chapter of the Indonesian Employers Association has told the government it needs to crack down on corruption in…

Agence France Presse - January 12, 2008

Jakarta – The Indonesian government and Suharto family have agreed to settle out of court a civil corruption suit against the former president,…

Jakarta Post - January 12, 2008

Jakarta – As former president Soeharto lies ill in hospital, politicians and political experts are trying to decipher a message he reportedly sent…

Jakarta Post - January 12, 2008

Ahmad Junaidi, Jakarta – The Golkar Party has shown its teeth. During a closing speech at the party's national meeting in November last year,…

Jakarta Post - January 12, 2008

Irawaty Wardany, Jakarta – It was four in the afternoon, and the clouds had hung in the sky since morning. Such a gloomy backdrop seemed fitting…