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August 19, 2004

Radio Australia - August 19, 2004

The Indonesian government has ended a ban on the distribution of thousands of tonnes of rice – which had seen more than 1.5 million of the country…

Detik.com - August 19, 2004

Gunawan Mashar, Makassar – Students from two different groups in the South Sulawesi provincial capital of Makassar held demonstrations, one group…

Jakarta Post - August 19, 2004

Nethy Dharma Somba, Jayapura – In an attempted show of force, rebels in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam and Papua launched attacks separately on…

Asia Times - August 19, 2004

Richel Langit, Jakarta – Politicians from Indonesia's big parties are ganging up against election favorite Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono by rallying…

Jakarta Post - August 19, 2004

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – Presidential candidates Megawati Soekarnoputri and Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono were on the campaign trail again on…

Jakarta Post - August 19, 2004

Paul Barber, London – Indonesia is fast learning the lesson that while elections are an important part of the transition from dictatorship to…

FNPBI News - August 19, 2004

Jakarta – Around 100 demonstrators from the United People Against Militarism (Persatuan Rakyat Anti Militerisme, PRAM) have again demonstrated in…

Jakarta Post - August 19, 2004

Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – Antigraft campaigners questioned on Wednesday the government's commitment to corruption eradication, which…

Jakarta Post - August 19, 2004

Rendi A. Witular, Jakarta – A senior economic minister warned that the economic growth target of 5.4 percent, as set in the draft 2005 state…

August 18, 2004

Jakarta Post - August 18, 2004

Jakarta – President Megawati Soekarnoputri has warned that the country's unity is being threatened by separatist rebellions, as well as illegal…

Green Left Weekly - August 18, 2004

Vannessa Hearman – On August 11, East Timorese foreign minister Jose Ramos Horta and Australian foreign minister Alexander Downer agreed on a "…

Green Left Weekly - August 18, 2004

Vannessa Hearman – Kirsty Sword-Gusmao, the Melbourne-born wife of East Timorese President Xanana Gusmao and chairperson of the Alola Foundation…

Green Left Weekly - August 18, 2004

Jon Lamb – On August 5, the ad hoc human rights court in Indonesia accepted an appeal, and acquitted four generals of any involvement in the…

Laksamana.Net - August 18, 2004

The Indonesian Defense Forces (TNI) says it has killed 1,159 separatist rebels in Aceh province over the past 10 months as part of an ongoing…

August 17, 2004

Deutsche Presse-Agentur - August 17, 2004

Banda Aceh – A series of explosions that left at least seven people injured, including a five-year-old boy, in the country's troubled province of…

Sydney Morning Herald - August 17, 2004

Matthew Moore, Jakarta (and agencies) – Indonesia's President Megawati Soekarnoputri has acknowledged criticism of the country's human rights…

Straits Times - August 17, 2004

Derwin Pereira, Jakarta – President Megawati Sukarnoputri, bracing herself for a tough election battle next month, yesterday came out in defence…

Straits Times - August 17, 2004

Derwin Pereira, Jakarta – The presidency is not yet in the bag for incumbent Megawati Sukarnoputri.

There might have been a silver lining in…

August 16, 2004

Jakarta Post - August 16, 2004

Semarang – Central Java: A severe drought has affected 14,399 hectares (ha) of paddy fields in Central Java, and more paddies are…

Jakarta Post - August 16, 2004

Zakki P. Hakim and Johannes Simbolon, Jakarta – Despite the lingering effects of the economic crisis, the nation's farming industry has grown over…

Jakarta Post - August 16, 2004

Dewi Santoso, Jakarta – Moonlighting teachers and the lack of toilets in many schools are among the reasons for alarming levels of the absence…

Tempo Interactive - August 16, 2004

Denpasar – The East Timorese government has stated its commitment to prevent the establishment of an UN Expert Commission, aimed at investigating…

Agence France Presse - August 16, 2004

Jakarta – Car ownership is not for the faint-hearted in Indonesia – fuel supplies are erratic, the roads are often awful and price tags on cars…

Jakarta Post - August 16, 2004

Jakarta – Two humanitarian organizations in Papua have demanded the United Nations to investigate alleged violations of human rights…

BBC News - August 16, 2004

Indonesian economic growth slowed in the three months to June, raising fresh concerns over country's hefty debts. Official figures show that the…

Detik.com - August 16, 2004

Gunawan Mashar, Makassar – Students in the South Sulawesi provincial capital of Makassar have again held demonstrations rejecting the…

Jakarta Post - August 16, 2004

Abdul Khalik, Jakarta – The government has failed to extend the travel bans on 10 suspects and convicts in the misuse of Bank Indonesia liquidity…

Associated Press - August 16, 2004

Jakarta – The Golkar party has endorsed President Megawati Sukarnoputri in next month's run-off election, providing a much-needed boost to her…

Detik.com - August 16, 2004

Anton Aliabbas, Jakarta – What's the relationship with the commemoration of the Indonesia's 59th anniversary and the state of civil…

Associated Press - August 16, 2004

Jakarta – President Megawati Sukarnoputri, facing a tight re-election race, Monday backed the creation of a truth commission to investigate rights…

Agence France Presse - August 16, 2004

Indonesia's presidential election race remains wide open despite a decision by the powerful Golkar party of former dictator Suharto to back…

Associated Press - August 16, 2004

Four martial arts gangs, armed with machetes and swords, fought pitched battles in the streets of East Timor over the weekend, leaving a police…

August 14, 2004

Antara - August 14, 2004

Medan – It would be difficult for Indonesia to reach a 7 percent growth target in the next two years, a senior minister said on Saturday.

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The Economist (US) - August 14, 2004

Jakarta – It is about to stage the second half of an election that promises to cement its young democracy into place. But in some ways, Indonesia…

Jakarta Post - August 14, 2004

Semarang – The appointment of 45 members of the Semarang legislative council was marked on Saturday by a noisy protest at City Hall from dozens of…

August 13, 2004

Radio Australia - August 13, 2004

Indonesian human rights activists have condemned a court decision clearing a top army general of gross human rights violations for his role in a…

Kompas - August 13, 2004

Jakarta – The National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) is being urged to immediately investigate the arrest and torture of eight Acehnese…

Jakarta Post - August 13, 2004

Nethy Dharma Somba and Oyos Saroso, Jayapura/Lampung – One person was killed and seven others injured in a tribal clash in Papua over whether…

Melbourne Age Editorial - August 13, 2004

A sensible, if imperfect, compromise appears to have retrieved relations with East Timor.

The people of East Timor are under no illusions…

Melbourne Age - August 13, 2004

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – Indonesian prosecutors have again failed in their attempt to convict soldiers accused of gross human rights abuses, with…

The Jakarta Post - August 13, 2004

M. Taufiqurrahman and Abdul Khalik, Jakarta – Weak indictments by prosecutors because of alleged pressure from the Military were blamed on…

August 12, 2004

Jakarta Post - August 12, 2004

Nethy Dharma Somba and M. Aziz Tunny, Jayapura/Ambon – The Jayapura District Court in Papua province sentenced separatist leader Yance Hembring,…

Detik.com - August 12, 2004

Jakarta – On the night of Wednesday August 11, the Tambora city sectoral police (Polsek) in West Java raided a number of gambling houses in the…

Agence France Presse - August 12, 2004

Jakarta – Indonesian police said Thursday they had raided a gambling den reportedly owned by former East Timor militia boss Eurico Guterres, who…

Agence France Presse - August 12, 2004

Jakarta – Legitimate forestry companies are contributing to illegal logging and other deforestation in Indonesia, according to a new report into…

Straits Times - August 12, 2004

Robert Go, Jakarta – Despite a hard line against offenders, Indonesia's war on drugs seems to have stalled, with users estimated at four million…

Jakarta Post - August 12, 2004

Cirebon/Padang/Banda Aceh – The swearing in of graft convicts and suspects at the legislatures of Cirebon, Banda Aceh and Padang municipalities…

Agence France Presse - August 12, 2004

Jakarta – Washington should mind its own business and refrain from commenting on court rulings that acquitted four Indonesian security officials…

Jakarta Post - August 12, 2004

Jakarta – A number of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) protested on Wednesday the arrest of two humanitarian workers by security…

Jakarta Post - August 12, 2004

Urip Hudiono and Abdul Khalik, Jakarta – The Central Jakarta District Court dismissed on Wednesday a lawsuit filed by youth organization Pemuda…