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July 8, 2005

The Australian - July 8, 2005

Trudy Harris, Mark Dodd – East Timor president Xanana Gusmao yesterday defended a lucrative weapons deal between his Government and the Prime…

Jakarta Post - July 8, 2005

Muhammad Nafik, Malang, East Java – In villages across Java, you will rarely find Muhammadiyah Muslims and Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) Muslims praying…

Jakarta Post - July 8, 2005

Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – The Constitutional Court has cleared the way for 13 mining companies to resume mining in protected forests,…

Jakarta Post - July 8, 2005

Vincent Lingga, Jakarta – Although the government claims otherwise, Indonesia remains the least attractive among East Asian countries for foreign…

July 7, 2005

Jakarta Post - July 7, 2005

Jakarta – The Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) is the first faction in the House of Representatives to openly oppose the controversial proposal for…

The Australian - July 7, 2005

Mark Dodd – The East Timorese Prime Minister's brother has been granted a lucrative monopoly to sell weapons to the country's Government, with a…

Jakarta Post - July 7, 2005

Jakarta – The government has decided to continue the construction of a controversial highway project in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam, but…

The Australian - July 7, 2005

All of East Timor's fledgling dreams, and all of the threats to those dreams, are on display in The Australian today. First the good news. After a…

The Australian - July 7, 2005

Mark Dod – East Timor is Asia's poorest country. Its President, former guerilla fighter and national resistance hero Xanana Gusmao, says money is…

Jakarta Post - July 7, 2005

Kupang/Yogya/Batam/Samarinda/Jambi/Manado – The price of premium gasoline soared by up to 500 percent in some provinces on Wednesday as the…

Agence France Presse - July 7, 2005

Sydney – East Timor is in danger of becoming a failed state without outside aid, the fledgling nation's President Xanana Gusmao said on a visit to…

Antara - July 7, 2005

New York – The idea of forming an international tribunal to try the 1999 post-ballot human rights violations in East Timor is not likely to gain…

The Australian - July 7, 2005

Dennis Shanahan, Nigel Wilson – East Timor is expected to get more than $13 billion in gas royalties after a new deal with the Australian…

Detik.com - July 7, 2005

M. Rizal Maslan, Jakarta – The government may have to withdraw non-organic troops from Aceh as part of an agreement coming out of the negotiations…

Asia Times - July 7, 2005

Gary LaMoshi, Denpasar – Four presidents and seven years since the fall of Suharto's authoritarian regime in Indonesia, his New Order acolytes are…

Agence France Presse - July 7, 2005

An Indonesian appeal court has overturned the convictions of 12 soldiers for massacring Muslim protestors in 1984, a lawyer for the…

Jakarta Post - July 7, 2005

Jakarta – Following a political move by lawmakers to push for the reopening of the investigations into shooting incidents in 1998 and 1999, the…

Detik.com - July 7, 2005

Wilhendra Akmam, Jakarta – Ten political parties have agreed to support the nomination of former Free Aceh Movement (GAM) members in regional…

Jakarta Post - July 7, 2005

In recent weeks, there has been much talk about efforts to eradicate poverty. The Jakarta Post's Hera Diani talked to H.S. Dillon, executive…

Timor Sea Justice Campaign Darwin Press Release - July 7, 2005

1. Who says what:

It should be clear that most info coming out at present is from Australian government leaks.

The…

July 6, 2005

Jakarta Post - July 6, 2005

The House of Representatives' Commission III on law and human rights agreed recently to reopen the investigation into the shootings of students…

Green Left Weekly - July 6, 2005

James Balowski, Jakarta – "Based on everything we have obtained, the [National Intelligence] Agency [BIN] is believed to have played a major role…

Kompas - July 6, 2005

Jakarta – The last of a series of informal negotiations between the Indonesian government and members of the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) will be held…

Detik.com - July 6, 2005

M. Rizal Maslan, Jakarta – The TNI (armed forces) fully supports the government's policy of seeking a resolution to the Aceh question which is…

Radio Australia - July 6, 2005

Negotiations to determine seabed boundaries and ownership of the oil and gas reserves in the Timor Sea have been long-running between Australia…

Australian Associated Press - July 6, 2005

Foreign Minister Alexander Downer didn't arrive in Melbourne in time on Tuesday to see himself and his Labor predecessor Gareth Evans share a…

Green Left Weekly - July 6, 2005

James Balowski, Jakarta – After criticisms that intelligence agencies had failed to prevent a May 28 deadly bomb blast at a crowded market in…

Jakarta Post - July 6, 2005

Eva C. Komandjaja and Blontank Poer, Jakarta, Surakarta – The National Police announced on Tuesday that 11 out of 17 alleged terrorists arrested…

Jakarta Post - July 6, 2005

Masduki Attamami, Antara, Yogyakarta – Direct regional elections have taken place around the country, and despite some protests they have in…

July 5, 2005

Agence France Presse - July 5, 2005

Stockholm – Sweden will pay 10,000 kronor (1,050 euros, 1,250 dollars) in compensation to one of the exiled leaders of Indonesia's separatist Free…

Agence France Presse - July 5, 2005

Dan Eaton – An Indonesian murder mystery set in the skies and involving spies, arsenic poisoning and the national airline is becoming a dramatic…

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2005

Damar Harsanto, Jakarta – At least 50 members of religious hard-line group Islam Defenders Front (FPI) sought an explanation from Governor…

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2005

Muhammad Nafik, Malang – Despite its pledge to stay away from politics, Muhammadiyah says its decision to give its support to last year's failed…

Dow Jones Newswires - July 5, 2005

Veronica Brooks, Canberra – East Timor's Foreign Minister Jose Ramos-Horta said Tuesday a revenue-sharing pact with Australia covering the US$5…

Agence France Presse - July 5, 2005

Jakarta – Indonesia today formally rejected a recommendation by a UN panel of experts that an international tribunal be set up to judge military…

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2005

Jakarta – The Commission of Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (KONTRAS) has urged the government to follow up the United Nations'…

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2005

ID Nugroho, Malang – The gender issue could become a serious problem for Muhammadiyah, which claims to be a modern Islamic organization, with all…

July 4, 2005

West Papua National People's Coalition for Independence News Release - July 4, 2005

Three arrested Papuans told "If you take action against Indonesia, Indonesia will kill you."

Introduction

I, Jonah Wenda…

Aceh Kita - July 4, 2005

AK-38, Jakarta – On Monday July 4, hundreds of Acehnese from Greater Jakarta held a demonstration at the United Nations offices, the US Embassy,…

Aceh Kita - July 4, 2005

AK-38, Jakarta – Hundreds of Acehnese residing in Jakarta, Bogor, Tangerang and Bekasi, who support of the Helsinki peace negotiations between the…

Jakarta Post - July 4, 2005

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – They come, stay a while, murmur a few words, laugh, leave and get paid.

A few of the House of Representatives…

Jakarta Post - July 4, 2005

Harry Bhaskara, Surabaya – The loudspeaker in the office, half the size of a village classroom, was blaring; while graphics, projected on the wall…

Asia Pulse - July 4, 2005

Jakarta – Indonesia's production of dry un-hulled rice is forecast to slide 2 per cent to 53.10 million tons this year from last year…

July 3, 2005

Agence France Presse - July 3, 2005

Victor Tjahjadi, Jakarta – A delicate balancing act of resisting international concern over past atrocities while appealing for foreign military…

Jakarta Post - July 3, 2005

[Indonesia in the Soeharto Years. John H. McGlynn, Jeffrey Hadler, Bambang Bujono, Margaret Glade Agusta, Gedsiri Suhartono, et al. The Lontar…

July 2, 2005

Asia Times - July 2, 2005

Marwaan Macan-Markar, Bangkok – Indonesia's hope of emerging as a force for democracy in Southeast Asia faces a reality check in regard to its…

ABC Radio - July 2, 2005

Reporter: Tim Palmer

Hamish Robertson: When Tommy Suharto, the mega rich son of Indonesia's former dictator, was sent to jail for organising…

Jakarta Post - July 2, 2005

Tony Hotland and Rendi Witular, Jakarta – Despite criticizing the government for irregularities in its new budget proposal for military operations…

Jakarta Post - July 2, 2005

Jakarta – Students at religious and private schools fared worse in the national examinations than their state-school counterparts, while the low…

Jakarta Post - July 2, 2005

Rendi A. Witular, Jakarta – Defending its stance over the privatization program, the government has asked for public understanding for its plans…