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January 9, 2007

Jakarta Post Editorial - January 9, 2007

The nation's commitment to civil society is being tested again as the debate intensifies over the bill on national security, which includes a…

Jakarta Post - January 9, 2007

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P)'s suggestion that the presidential election be held before the…

Jakarta Post - January 9, 2007

Jakarta – The Islamic Reform Star Party officially dismissed House of Representatives Deputy Speaker Zaenal Ma'arif for polygamy…

Jakarta Post - January 9, 2007

Jakarta – Women's rights activists pledged Monday to continue to campaign for greater political representation for women and to fight against…

Agence France Presse - January 9, 2007

Hundreds of supporters of former home affairs minister Rogerio Lobato rallied today in East Timor outside the court where he was due to go on…

January 8, 2007

Agence France Presse - January 8, 2007

Jakarta – Three women accused of being witches were killed and burned along with their house in East Timor. The three women, aged 70,…

Jakarta Post - January 8, 2007

Sri Wahyuni, Yogyakarta – Uswatun Khasanah hugged her 9-month-old daughter Revi close to her chest. As the 25-year-old mother wrapped a blanket…

Jakarta Post - January 8, 2007

Jakarta – While Indonesia has lost many lives to plane crashes, the airlines have never been held responsible, an activist group says.

The…

Jakarta Post - January 8, 2007

Denpasar – The number of political parties running candidates in the 2009 general election should be slashed so as not to confuse…

Jakarta Post - January 8, 2007

Hera Diani, Jakarta – When avian influenza became a major global issue in 2006, some foreign health experts thought it was over hyped.

They…

Jakarta Post - January 8, 2007

Jakarta – A survey from Australian research firm Roy Morgan has found that most Indonesian consumers are predicting better economic prospects for…

January 7, 2007

Jakarta Post - January 7, 2007

A. Junaidi, Jakarta – Two books on the unforgivable issue of violence against women, Kembang-Kembang Genjer and Dendam Perempuan dan Cerita Lain,…

January 6, 2007

Salt Lake Tribune (Utah) - January 6, 2007

Patrick Thronson – Americans lose part of the past in an obvious sense when a former president dies: A living link to our history is extinguished…

January 5, 2007

Radar Tanjab - January 5, 2007

Jambi – Traditional communities and farmers in Indonesia, particularly in Jambi province, Sumatra, are still falling victim to disadvantageous…

Jakarta Post - January 5, 2007

Slamet Susanto, Yogyakarta – Small-scale aluminum casting producers in Yogyakarta are on the brink of collapse, losing out to a boom in Chinese…

Jakarta Post - January 5, 2007

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – The government failed to address a range of rights abuses related to religious fundamentalism last year and its inaction…

Jakarta Post - January 5, 2007

Jakarta – The Jakarta chapter of the Indonesian Forum for the Environment (Walhi Jakarta) says the next governor should have a keen understanding…

Jakarta Post - January 5, 2007

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – The introduction of regional autonomy in 2001 has increased corruption more than it has improved public services,…

Jakarta Post - January 5, 2007

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – There must be nothing more bitter than feeling you have been victimized, especially when you were supposedly working for…

Jakarta Post - January 5, 2007

Apriadi Gunawan, Medan – The government should set up a special court to hear environmental crimes because suspects in illegal logging cases are…

Jakarta Post - January 5, 2007

Adisti Sukma Sawitri, Jakarta – After raising on-street parking fares and directing motorcyclists to drive in the "slow" left lanes, the Jakarta…

January 4, 2007

Jakarta Post - January 4, 2007

The sexual exploitation of children is growing at an alarming rate and now affects millions of children across the globe. The Indonesian…

Jakarta Post - January 4, 2007

As a developing country saddled with huge foreign debts, Indonesia's tourism industry is a much needed source of income. But along with…

Jakarta Post - January 4, 2007

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – Solving a murder case is rarely easy, especially when it allegedly involves one of the country's most powerful, yet…

January 3, 2007

Jakarta Post - January 3, 2007

Jakarta – The government is being urged to pay more attention to the country's large working-age population, the result of the Soeharto-era family…

Asia Times - January 3, 2007

David Fullbrook – Cutthroat cost competition, overcrowded airports and perennial safety concerns, including a tragic accident involving an aged…

Jakarta Post - January 3, 2007

Multa Fidrus, Banten – Aisyah looks out from her oceanfront bamboo hut at the submerged concrete foundations of her family home in Karang Serang…

Jakarta Post - January 3, 2007

Jakarta – Decentralization has been blamed for the downfall of the national family planning program during the reform era.

Activists and…

Jakarta Post - January 3, 2007

Andi Haswidi, Jakarta – The country's exports broke yet another record in November at US$8.92 billion, the Central Statistics Agency (BPS)…

Jakarta Post - January 3, 2007

Oyos Saroso H.N., Bandarlampung – Non-government activists reacted resolutely to Bandarlampung Mayor Eddy Sutrisno's allowance "gift" to city…

Jakarta Post - January 3, 2007

Endy M. Bayuni, Jakarta – The people of Aceh have spoken. They voted for independent candidates Irwandi Yusuf and running mate Muhammad Nazar for…

January 2, 2007

Jakarta Post - January 2, 2007

Jakarta – The growing number of minimarkets and convenience stores in Jakarta is forcing many small-scale traders out of business.

"I lost…

Jakarta Post - January 2, 2007

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – While the House of Representatives is yet to decide on the fate of deputy speaker Zaenal Ma'arif, political factions…

Jakarta Post - January 2, 2007

Muhammad Qodari, Jakarta – It has been more than eight years since the country began the transition to democracy, but the Indonesian political…

Jakarta Post - January 2, 2007

Jakarta – Thousands of the city's poorest people left dissatisfied Monday after queuing since early morning for free meat at Istiqal…

Indonesia Human Rights Committee Media Release - January 2, 2007

The Indonesia Human Rights Committee is calling on the New Zealand Government to offer to facilitate dialogue between West Papuan representatives…

Jakarta Post - January 2, 2007

Alvin Darlanika Soedarjo, Jakarta – More Indonesians say they are economically worse off compared to 12 months ago and most cite the increased…

Jakarta Post - January 2, 2007

Oyos Saroso H.N., Bandarlampung – With the prices of basic needs continuing to soar, life is tough for Sugeng Supriadi. The 39-year-old contract…

Asia Times - January 2, 2007

Bill Guerin, Jakarta – Indonesia is on the upswing, with strong export and economic growth combining to drive the Jakarta Stock Exchange Index up…

January 1, 2007

Agence France Presse - January 1, 2007

Nabiha Shahab, Rembang – Indonesian navy ships have renewed efforts to reach survivors of a ferry disaster who spent a third night on the open sea…

The Australian - January 1, 2007

Patrick Walters – The Fraser government refused visas to prominent East Timorese left-wingers forced into exile after the Indonesian…

The Australian - January 1, 2007

Patrick Walters – Thirty years ago the Fraser government grappled with the consequences of the Indonesian takeover of East Timor.

The 1976…

Melbourne Age - January 1, 2007

Russell Skelton, Canberra – The Fraser cabinet was warned by a powerful committee of defence chiefs that a prolonged war of independence by…

Sydney Morning Herald - January 1, 2007

Tony Stephens – Just three months after Indonesia invaded East Timor 30 years ago, the Australian government of the prime minister, Malcolm Fraser…

Joyo News/Pantau Exclusive Report - January 2007

By S. Eben Kirksey and Andreas Harsono

U.S. intelligence reports linked the Indonesian military to the 2002 murder of American school…

December 30, 2006

TAPOL Press Statement - December 30, 2006

According to reports from the Puncak Jaya region of West Papua, several thousand extra troops from the Indonesian Army (TNI) have been deployed to…

Jakarta Post - December 30, 2006

Jakarta – Incentives should be given to businesses to improve their productivity and increase their taxable incomes, an economist says.

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Jakarta Post - December 30, 2006

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – Prosecutors and police said Friday they would file for a review of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the conviction…

Jakarta Post - December 30, 2006

Nani Afrida, Banda Aceh – Former Free Aceh Movement (GAM) rebel Irwandi Yusuf and running-mate Muhammad Nazar won a landslide victory in the first…

Jakarta Post - December 30, 2006

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – Theologically, Islam encourages its adherents to perform philanthropic deeds in the widest sense, but Indonesian Muslims…