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October 30, 2006

Jakarta Post - October 30, 2006

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – Losing trust in the new police investigating team, activists demanded Saturday that the government involve the United…

October 29, 2006

Melbourne Age - October 29, 2006

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – Australian embassy officials and staff in Dili have tightened their security as unidentified people spread rumours that…

October 28, 2006

Jakarta Post - October 28, 2006

Ruslan Sangadji, Palu – The Central Sulawesi Antiviolence Caucus asserted Friday that four police generals in charge of maintaining order in the…

Jakarta Post - October 28, 2006

Jakarta – The national team overseeing the East Java mudflow disaster is racing against time to reinforce a 7.2 kilometer embankment so that it…

Detik.com - October 28, 2006

Gagah Wijoseno, Jakarta – Suspicions that the National Intelligence Agency (BIN) was involved in the murder of Munir are becoming stronger. There…

Detik.com - October 28, 2006

Maryadi, Jakarta – A visit by Munir's widow, Suciwati to the United States on October 14-20 has produced results. The United Nations, the US…

Bangkok Post - October 28, 2006

Matthew B Arnold – With America's adventures in Iraq and Afghanistan faltering and United Nations peace-keeping missions stretched thin and…

Jakarta Post - October 28, 2006

Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – The generous sentence remissions given to wealthy criminals on national holidays smack of corruption, activists said…

Sydney Morning Herald - October 28, 2006

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – The commander of East Timor's army has called for an investigation into the behaviour of Australian troops in Dili,…

October 27, 2006

Jakarta Post - October 27, 2006

Panca Nugraha and Ary Hermawan, Mataram/Jakarta – Suspected Muslim militants have attacked a mosque belonging to the Ahmadiyah sect in Sulawesi on…

Jakarta Post - October 27, 2006

Jakarta – An environmental group is questioning the government's commitment to combating rampant illegal logging in North Sumatra, saying many…

Jakarta Post - October 27, 2006

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – A man for all seasons, Marsillam Simanjuntak joined Thursday a State Palace meeting to review the progress of the country'…

October 26, 2006

Radio New Zealand - October 26, 2006

There's a call for the Pacific Islands Forum to send a fact finding mission to Indonesia's Papua province.

In the communique at…

Jakarta Post - October 26, 2006

Jakarta – The effectiveness of the government's plan to cage fowls in residential areas as a move to curb the spread of the deadly avian influenza…

Jakarta Post - October 26, 2006

Poso/Jakarta – New violence flared up in Poso, Central Sulawesi, on Wednesday when a mob of villagers ransacked a house rented by policemen after…

Jakarta Post - October 26, 2006

Blontank Poer, Klaten – This year's Idul Fitri was hard work for Yadi and Sriyati who live in the earthquake-hit village of Gesikan in Klaten,…

Kompas - October 26, 2006

Jayapura – Development planning in the province of Papua is not being handled well even though the province has huge sums of money, in the form of…

Jakarta Post - October 26, 2006

Vanda Mutia Dewi, Jakarta – A recent report by Greenomics Indonesia revealed some very interesting facts about who exactly is to blame for the…

Sydney Morning Herald - October 26, 2006

Lindsay Murdoch – Security forces in East Timor fear violence will dramatically escalate in Dili after the execution of a leader of one of East…

Jakarta Post - October 26, 2006

Ridarson Galingging, Jakarta – According to existing Indonesian law, Indonesian Military (TNI) personnel who commit ordinary crimes are supposed…

October 25, 2006

Agence France Presse - October 25, 2006

Dili – East Timor's Bishop Carlos Belo has reportedly held meetings with a rebel leader and key politicians named in a damning UN report on the…

Agence France Presse - October 25, 2006

Martin Abbugao, Singapore – The annual recurrence of carbon-rich haze caused by illegal fires in Indonesia's vast tropical peatlands may help fuel…

October 24, 2006

Agence France Presse - October 24, 2006

Jakarta – Two Islamic militants jailed for their role in helping bombers in the 2002 Bali blasts, were freed from prison after receiving sentence…

Agence France Presse - October 24, 2006

Jakarta – Millions of Indonesians have taken part in morning prayers before celebrating the end of the month-long Ramadan fast with family and…

October 23, 2006

Agence France Presse - October 23, 2006

Palu – A man was shot dead when police in Indonesia's religiously-divided town of Poso, in Central Sulawesi, came under attack while trying to…

BBC News - October 23, 2006

Millions of women in Indonesia are raising children on their own, some by choice and others by necessity. Now the country is coming under pressure…

Associated Press - October 23, 2006

Two men were stabbed to death after evening prayers in East Timor, a hospital director said, in the latest violence to disrupt the…

October 21, 2006

Australia West Papua Association (Sydney) Media Release - October 21, 2006

The Australia West Papua Association (Sydney) calls on the Pacific Islands Forum leaders to grant observer status to West Papua at its upcoming…

Courier Mail (Australia) - October 21, 2006

Tim Johnston – East Timor used to be the poster child for international intervention, but a report published this week by a group of United…

October 20, 2006

Agence France Presse - October 20, 2006

Nabiha Shahab, Jakarta – It's 2:45 in the morning, and Ulfa and Eko have already launched into another Ramadan working day with their comedy…

Canberra Times - October 20, 2006

The East Timorese Government was handed a heaven-sent opportunity this week to begin the long overdue process of healing the rifts so vividly…

Interpress News Service - October 20, 2006

Fabio Scarpello, Jakarta – After two years at the helm, Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has drawn praise for ending the 30-year war…

Jakarta Post - October 20, 2006

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – A recent survey that found 9 percent of Indonesian Muslims justify the Bali bombings as a form of "jihad to defend Islam"…

Melbourne Age - October 20, 2006

Lindsay Murdoch, Darwin – Mick Slater, the commander of Australia's peacekeeping force in Dili, has revealed that he could not arrest East Timor's…

October 19, 2006

Agence France Presse - October 19, 2006

Jakarta – Indonesian television broadcast the photo of a fugitive convicted of embezzling millions of dollars in state funds as part…

Sydney Morning Herald Editorial - October 19, 2006

Reports on violence in East Timor have tended, in the past, to be followed by inaction. The findings of various United Nations, Indonesian and…

Agence France Presse - October 19, 2006

Jakarta – Stopping and clearing up a massive mud flow at an Indonesian gas well will cost at least $180 million and the final bill may…

Jakarta Post - October 19, 2006

Jakarta – Experts recommended Wednesday that the mud gushing from a gas well in Sidoarjo, East Java, be dumped along the coast to form a mudland…

Jakarta Post - October 19, 2006

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – Legal and human rights groups are giving President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono low marks for law enforcement, citing the…

Jakarta Post - October 19, 2006

Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – Four years on, the special autonomy that costs more than Rp 5 trillion (about US$555 million) annually, has brought…

Agence France Presse - October 19, 2006

P. Parameswaran, Washington – Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is under US pressure to get to the bottom of the murder of a leading…

Asia Times - October 19, 2006

Shawn W Crispin – With Thailand under military-appointed rule, the Philippines fresh off a stint of martial law and an unresolved vote-rigging…

October 18, 2006

Green Left Weekly - October 18, 2006

James Balowski, Jakarta – President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono is coming under increasing pressure to release a report implicating security forces…

Melbourne Age - October 18, 2006

Lindsay Murdoch, Darwin – Former East Timorese prime minister Mari Alkatiri failed to stop weapons being distributed to civilians and should face…

Jakarta Post - October 18, 2006

Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – "Money politics" are having a negative affect on the behavior of voters and politicians, threatening democracy in…

Los Angeles Times - October 18, 2006

John M. Glionna, Sukadamai – These days, the forlorn widow never leaves her tiny shack in this bustling island village. She sits in the doorway,…

Jakarta Post - October 18, 2006

Urip Hudiono, Jakarta – The House of Representatives approved the 2007 budget Tuesday, with the government envisaging a wider deficit of Rp 40.5…

New Matilda - October 18, 2006

Damien Kingsbury – The relationship between Australia and Indonesia is the most testing of Australia's foreign relations, and one which has…

Jakarta Post Editorial - October 18, 2006

If the latest opinion poll by the Indonesian Survey Institute (LSI) is any indication, then the combined votes of all the Islamist parties in…

Agence France Presse - October 18, 2006

Jakarta – UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan urged the East Timorese today to accept the conclusions of an inquiry by the world body into deadly…