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July 19, 2006

Sydney Morning Herald - July 19, 2006

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – Australia's military presence in East Timor will be wound back, starting with at least 300 personnel, the Prime Minister,…

Agence France Presse - July 19, 2006

Victor Tjahjadi, Pangandaran – Rescuers have dug with bare hands in a grim search for more bodies after more than 520 people were confirmed killed…

Green Left Weekly - July 19, 2006

Avelino Coelho da Silva, Dili – The conflict that arose recently in Timor Leste has caused more suffering for the nation's poor people,…

Jakarta Post - July 19, 2006

Alia Azmi, Jakarta – Controlling hectic traffic during morning rush hour is not the only activity keeping the police busy these days. A newly…

Jakarta Post - July 19, 2006

Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – In an apparent face-saving measure aimed at boosting its chances in the 2009 elections, the Democrat Party (PD) has…

Agence France Presse - July 19, 2006

United Nations – UN special envoy Ian Martin on Wednesday stressed the need for a "substantial" UN police presence in volatile East Timor to…

Agence France Presse - July 19, 2006

Kuala Lumpur – Haze has persisted over parts of Malaysia due to smoke from forest fires in Indonesia but there are hopes of rain to clear the air…

Jakarta Post - July 19, 2006

Medan – Indonesia and Malaysia have agreed to allocate 500,000 euro (about US$394,000) to pay the fees of a consultant or joint spokesman to…

Jakarta Post - July 19, 2006

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) plans to widen its wealth-reporting system to target lower government and…

July 18, 2006

Reuters - July 18, 2006

Jakarta – Indonesian responses ranged from despair to acceptance after a tsunami on Monday killed at least 256 people on Java, the latest in a…

Australians for a Free East Timor Press Release - July 18, 2006

Howard is off to East Timor today, allegedly to meet the Aussie troops and the new PM Jose Ramos Horta. But we can be assured that his main…

Jakarta Post - July 18, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – Indonesian embassies in seven countries may have been wiretapped by the intelligence services of their host nations,…

Jakarta Post - July 18, 2006

No one caught in last year's Operation Hutan Lestari has been convicted of illegal logging because conflicting regulations are making it difficult…

Jakarta Post - July 18, 2006

The illegal logging and smuggling of merbau timber from Papua involves a complex web of international middlemen, timber barons and financial…

Jakarta Post - July 18, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – The House of Representatives on Monday dropped the ax on one lawmaker, and warned several others for unethical…

Jakarta Post - July 18, 2006

Jakarta – House Speaker Agung Laksono has asked the Indonesian version of Playboy to stop publishing.

"Please heed public…

July 17, 2006

Jakarta Post - July 17, 2006

Adisti Sukma Sawitri, Jakarta – Activists and legislators strongly oppose President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono's plan to issue a decree protecting…

Agence France Presse - July 17, 2006

Lambaro Neujid – Former separatist rebels in Indonesia's Aceh have enjoyed a year of peace but, as they slowly try to build new lives for…

Aceh Kita - July 17, 2006

Radzie, Banda Aceh – The Aceh chapter of the Indonesian Environmental Forum (Walhi) has been included in a list of illegal or banned organisations…

Jakarta Post - July 17, 2006

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – The goodwill generated by the passing of the Citizenship Law on Tuesday will quickly dissipate if the government fails to…

Jakarta Post - July 17, 2006

Jakarta – The final draft of a bill makes provisions for an institution to be set up to ensure that witnesses and victims are protected throughout…

Jakarta Post - July 17, 2006

Theresia Sufa, Bogor – Going to school or playing is common for most children but it is a luxury for many youngsters living in the Ciomas district…

Jakarta Post - July 17, 2006

Jakarta – Thousands of people from the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) blocked the Bundaran HI traffic circle Sunday to peacefully…

Jakarta Post - July 17, 2006

Theresia Sufa, Bogor – Participants in the Asia Pacific International Labor Organization seminar, which finished in Jakarta on Friday, visited…

July 16, 2006

Jakarta Post - July 16, 2006

Nethy Dharma Somba, Jayapura – A police officer who was allegedly drunk when he shot dead his female companion was mobbed and killed Saturday by…

Jakarta Post - July 16, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – In an unprecedented move, the House of Representatives disciplinary committee recommended Saturday that a lawmaker be…

July 15, 2006

Jakarta Post - July 15, 2006

Jakarta – The head of the recently concluded security operation in Central Sulawesi's restive Poso and Palu said Friday the level of violence in…

Jakarta Post - July 15, 2006

Ary Hermawan and M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – Former Army chief Gen. (ret) Ryamizard Rayacudu is on the list of people to be investigated in…

Jakarta Post - July 15, 2006

Jakarta – The National Police have placed a former two-star general allegedly involved in illegal logging on Interpol's international…

Jakarta Post - July 15, 2006

Palu, Central Sulawesi – At least 60 drivers of Utama Taxi, one of the major taxi companies in the Central Sulawesi capital of Palu,…

Jakarta Post - July 15, 2006

Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – Employers are demanding the government review the social security system to eliminate corruption in the management…

Jakarta Post - July 15, 2006

Nethy Dharma Somba, Jayapura – An ongoing dispute between the Papuan Legislative Council and the Papuan chapter of the General Elections…

Jakarta Post - July 15, 2006

Jakarta – President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said Friday the new Aceh governance law would help speed up the recovery of the province from the…

Jakarta Post - July 15, 2006

M. Taufiqurrahman – The Muslim-based Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) has proposed that the railway law require every train provide a women-only car…

The Australian - July 15, 2006

Mark Dodd and Stephen Fitzpatrick in Jakarta – On his first day in office this week, East Timor's new Prime Minister Jose Ramos Horta accepted a…

July 14, 2006

Jakarta Post - July 14, 2006

Jambi – Illegal logging in Jambi has escalated, causing the state to suffer billions of rupiah in losses as seen in the rising number…

ChannelNews Asia - July 14, 2006

Marianne Kearney, Dili – Mr Joao Cancio Freitas might be the director of Dili's Institute of Technology, but like almost three quarters of this…

Interpress News Service - July 14, 2006

Kalinga Seneviratne, Sydney – East Timor's new Prime Minister Jose Ramos Horta has been warmly welcomed by Australia's foreign minister Alexander…

Jakarta Post - July 14, 2006

Jakarta – Members of the Salamullah religious sect lead by Lia Aminuddin, also known as Lia Eden, reported Wednesday to police that…

XFN-ASIA - July 14, 2006

Jakarta – A comprehensive audit on the operation of PT Freeport Indonesia, which was initially expected to be completed last month, is not…

Jakarta Post - July 14, 2006

The city administration's free tuition education policy has been warmly welcomed by city residents. Many hope the policy will help students at…

Jakarta Post - July 14, 2006

Slamet Susanto, Yogyakarta – Activists staging a hunger strike are demanding the government live up to pledges to provide financial assistance to…

Associated Press - July 14, 2006

East Timor's President Xanana Gusmao has sworn in a new cabinet, taking the tiny nation a step closer to normalcy after deadly violence in May…

July 13, 2006

Asia Times - July 13, 2006

Chris Holm, Jakarta – On May 27, a natural gas drilling operation in Indonesia's East Java province got exceptionally messy.

Local…

Agence France Presse - July 13, 2006

Banda Aceh – The head of a foreign monitoring mission overseeing a peace pact between ex-rebels in Indonesia's Aceh and the Jakarta government has…

Jakarta Post - July 13, 2006

Nani Afrida, Banda Aceh – The Aceh Monitoring Mission (AMM) will not step into the controversy about the newly passed Aceh governance law, chief…

Jakarta Post - July 13, 2006

A land dispute between residents of two villages in North Seram district, Maluku, erupted into violence earlier this week, resulting…

Reuters - July 13, 2006

London – Multiple mutations have been found in the H5N1 bird flu virus that killed seven family members in Indonesia although scientists are…

July 12, 2006

Jakarta Post - July 12, 2006

Hera Diani, Jakarta – Legislators pronounced the citizenship law passed here Tuesday as revolutionary in ending discrimination against Chinese-…

Jakarta Post - July 12, 2006

Hera Diani, Jakarta – The House of Representatives passed a citizenship bill Tuesday which took a step toward ending discrimination against people…