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September 6, 2006

Jakarta Post Editorial - September 6, 2006

Putting decades of armed conflict and the devastating tsunami behind them, the people of Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam are now preparing to hold…

New Matilda - September 6, 2006

John Martinkus – What appear to be written orders from East Timor's President Xanana Gusmao to rebel former soldier Alfredo Reinado confirm the…

Sydney Morning Herald - September 6, 2006

Hamish McDonald – Political leaders in Canberra and Port Moresby want the voices of a diplomatically awkward rebellion buried in East Awin, Papua…

Jakarta Post - September 6, 2006

Adisti Sukma Sawitri and Indra Harsaputra, Jakarta/Sidoarjo – Legal and environmental activists are threatening to take the government and Lapindo…

Sydney Morning Herald - September 6, 2006

Lindsay Murdoch – The East Timorese rebel leader Alfredo Reinado has obtained weapons since he led a mass escape from Dili's main jail last week,…

September 5, 2006

Jakarta Post - September 5, 2006

Adisti Sukma Sawitri, Jakarta – After wrapping up a national gathering last week, women's rights activists say they are planning to educate…

Jakarta Post - September 5, 2006

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – Ending religious violence and promoting peace will take concrete measures, according to the Indonesian Conference on…

Jakarta Post - September 5, 2006

Hasrul, Kendari – A group of students protested in front of the Southeast Sulawesi legislative council Sunday, demanding an…

Jakarta Post - September 5, 2006

Indra Harsaputra and Ridway M. Sijabat, Sidoarjo/Jakarta – Tempers flared again Monday at a rally by hundreds of people from Porong, Sidoarjo,…

Jakarta Post - September 5, 2006

M. Azis Tunny, Ambon – The government should abolish capital punishment and accelerate development in island provinces throughout the country, the…

Jakarta Post - September 5, 2006

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – The Constitutional Court began reviewing Monday whether articles in the Criminal Code concerning defamation of the…

Detik.com - September 5, 2006

Veronika Kusuma Wijayanti, Jakarta – In the lead up to the second anniversary since the murder of human rights activist Munir on September 7,…

Jakarta Post - September 5, 2006

Kupang – Hundreds of university students here rallied Monday to demand their rector be fired for incompetence.

The students from…

September 4, 2006

Reuters - September 4, 2006

Australia will continue providing military support to help maintain security in East Timor, Foreign Minister Alexander Downer said on Monday, amid…

Sydney Morning Herald - September 4, 2006

Lindsay Murdoch in Dili and agencies – East Timor's Prime Minister, Jose Ramos Horta, has warned that voters' hostility towards the ruling…

Jakarta Post - September 4, 2006

Leaders of the country's largest Muslim organization Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) and other moderate clerics gathered in Jakarta over the weekend to draw…

Jakarta Post Editorial - September 4, 2006

A higher level of poverty in the country was expected after the 126 percent hikes in fuel prices last October and the inflationary pressures they…

Human Rights Watch Press Release - September 4, 2006

Investigation stalled, killers of leading rights activist remain free

London – Two years after the murder of Indonesia's leading…

Jakarta Post - September 4, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – The Constitutional Court is delivering controversial and questionable verdicts that are only serving to sow further…

Melbourne Age - September 4, 2006

Timika – An unidentified group of people shot Sunday a security car of PT Freeport Indonesia, the giant gold and copper mine, in the…

Detik.com - September 4, 2006

Arfi Bambani Amri, Jakarta – The investigation into the assassination of human rights defender Munir has reached a dead end even though former…

Jakarta Post - September 4, 2006

Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) leader Hasyim Muzadi said Sunday that the central board of the country's largest Muslim organization would not give its…

Jakarta Post - September 4, 2006

Adianto P. Simamora, Jakarta – Less trees, polluted, gluggy water and the heat from more vehicles is making the city's temperatures rise to…

September 3, 2006

Jakarta Post - September 3, 2006

Indra Harsaputra, Sidoarjo – In a bizarre twist to the continuing mudflow disaster in Sidoarjo, a local television station claims the company at…

Jakarta Post - September 3, 2006

Tony Hotland, Nusa Dua, Bali – President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono called on the international media Saturday to play a mediating role in conflicts…

September 2, 2006

Jakarta Post - September 2, 2006

Farid Muttaqin, Athens, Ohio – It is important to begin any discussion on homosexuality in Islam with a look at how some hegemonic cultures and…

Jakarta Post - September 2, 2006

Jakarta – There is no need to make controversial major changes to the labor law, as proposed by the government, according to a study…

Sydney Morning Herald - September 2, 2006

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – Australian security forces hunting Alfredo Reinado, who led a mass escape from Dili's jail this week, should know he has…

Agence France Presse - September 2, 2006

Jakarta – Hundreds of Indonesian police are trying to prevent further fighting between two warring Papuan tribes after three people were killed,…

The Australian - September 2, 2006

Mark Dodd – Eight East Timorese refugees were injured yesterday by thugs using police-issue pistols and machetes in Dili, in an attack diplomats…

Jakarta Post - September 2, 2006

Nethy Dharma Somba, Jayapura – Jayapura District Court had to postpone the Abepura case trial yet again Friday after the prosecution failed to…

Jakarta Post - September 2, 2006

Indra Harsaputra, Sidoarjo – Residents of Sidoarjo, East Java, vented their frustration at the handling of the mudflow disaster in a violent…

Jakarta Post - September 2, 2006

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – Military Police chief Maj. Gen. Hendardji Soepandji said Friday he would not give lawmakers the names of people probed in…

Jakarta Post - September 2, 2006

Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – Anticorruption watchdogs are urging an exhaustive probe of possible irregularities in rebuilding projects at the…

Post - September 2, 2006

Urip Hudiono, Jakarta – Recent heated debates about misleading poverty statistics may finally be settled, with the Central Statistics Agency (BPS…

Jakarta Post - September 2, 2006

Multa Fidrus and Theresia Sufa, Tangerang/Bogor – The lymphatic disease elephantiasis is on the rise in Java, with Tangerang and Bogor both…

Jakarta Post - September 2, 2006

Hera Diani, Jakarta – Amid international criticism that it is not doing enough to contain bird flu, the government launched a public awareness…

Jakarta Post - September 2, 2006

Tb. Arie Rukmantara, Jakarta – The government plans to sue three oil palm plantation firms and one oil palm entrepreneur for allegedly starting…

Jakarta Post - September 2, 2006

Women gathered in a national meeting in East Jakarta this week, focusing on how they could better advocate for women's issues. Among them were…

September 1, 2006

Detik.com - September 1, 2006

Gagah Wijoseno, Jakarta – A variety of political party flags adorn the site of the fire in the Penjaringan area of North Jakarta. According to…

Jakarta Post - September 1, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – Despite its adverse impact in stoking tribalism, regional autonomy is an irreversible process and the central…

Free West Papua Campaign (Melbourne) Media Release - September 1, 2006

West Papuan student detainees boycott court process as protestors brace for military action

West Papuan church and community leaders…

Jakarta Post - September 1, 2006

Fadli, Batam – Unhappy with the thought that hundreds of activists from 40 countries might flock Batam Island to attend an international forum has…

Reuters - September 1, 2006

International police and troops in East Timor were searching for rebel leader Major Alfredo Reinado after a mass jailbreak raised serious concern…

ABC Lateline - September 1, 2006

Quentin Dempster: Returning now to our earlier story, the shootings this afternoon in an East Timor refugee camp, and the so-far fruitless search…

Jakarta Post - September 1, 2006

Palembang, South Sumatra – Data collected by an environmental group here shows that 98 of the 2,047 hot spots on the island of Sumatra…

Jakarta Post - September 1, 2006

Andi Haswidi, Jakarta – The estimated drop in global economic growth within the next two years could pose serious setbacks to developing countries…

Jakarta Post - September 1, 2006

Indra Harsaputra and ID Nugroho, Sidoarjo – Disruption in service continued on the Surabaya-Gempol turnpike Thursday from a fourth breached…

Jakarta Post - September 1, 2006

Urip Hudiono, Jakarta – "Helping those who help themselves" could describe the government's latest approach to tackling the problems of poverty…

Agence France Presse - September 1, 2006

Jakarta – Indonesia faces major obstacles in its fight against bird flu, the UN Children's Fund said as officials reiterated calls for more…