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January 27, 2004

Tempo Interactive - January 27, 2004

Yogyakarta – Actions rejecting the 2004 general elections and calls to golput [white movement, not to mark the ballot paper] are becoming lively…

East-West Center (Hawaii) - January 27, 2004

Honolulu – Although East Timor leaders know that building a constructive relationship with Indonesia is essential for a more secure future, the…

Antara - January 27, 2004

Jakarta – The amount of bank credits extended in 2004 will not exceed credits disbursements by banks in Indonesia in 2003, analysts…

Detik.com - January 27, 2004

Anton Aliabbas, Jakarta – The Pancasila Patriot Party is incensed after being referred to as part of the New Order [of former President Suharto]…

Tempo Interactive - January 27, 2004

Jakarta – On Tuesday January 27, the vice-chairperson of the Pancasila Patriot Party, Henry Yosodiningrat, reported the general…

Straits Times - January 27, 2004

Devi Asmarani, Jakarta – The Indonesian government is being slammed for keeping the public in the dark about the spread of bird flu despite being…

Jakarta Post - January 27, 2004

Evi Mariani and Urip Hudiono, Jakarta – A total of 780 motorists were ticketed for violating the new three-in-one traffic policy on the first day…

January 26, 2004

Reuters - January 26, 2004

Jakarta – A young Islamic militant accused of involvement in last year's bombing of a US-run hotel in Indonesia told a court on Monday he had…

Jakarta Post - January 26, 2004

Sebastiaan Pompe, Jakarta – It is accepted theory that reliable law enforcement and legal certainty are critical for investment recovery. This has…

Jakarta Post - January 26, 2004

Starting on Monday, the police will begin enforcing the extended three-in-one traffic policy, with offenders facing sentences of up to a month in…

Wall Street Journal - January 26, 2004

John McBeth, Jakarta – PT Freeport Indonesia has cut its 2004 sales forecasts by nearly one-third after a second landslide in three months forced…

Reuters - January 26, 2004

Karima Anjani, Jakarta – Indonesia's government came under fire from farmers on Monday over its handling of a bird flu outbreak that has killed…

Agence France Presse - January 26, 2004

Indonesian troops have shot dead seven suspected separatist militants in Aceh province, the military said Monday.

Troops killed…

Agence France Presse - January 26, 2004

Jakarta – Two human rights workers detained in Indonesia's Aceh province have reportedly been beaten up by security forces while in…

Jakarta Post - January 26, 2004

Slamet Susanto and Teuku Agam Muzakir, Yogyakarta/Lhokseumawe – Eighty-nine convicted Free Aceh Movement (GAM) members arrived in Yogyakarta on…

Melbourne Age - January 26, 2004

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – The most detailed count of wild orang-utans in the past decade has found 50,000-60,000 of the great apes left on the…

Jakarta Post - January 26, 2004

Irvan NR, Palu – At least two persons were killed, eight suffered stab wounds and 39 homes werethat erupted in Banggai regency, Central Sulawesi,…

Jakarta Post - January 26, 2004

Yogyakarta – The government said it has no plan to raise a civil emergency status on Papua, despite constant security problems in the…

Jakarta Post - January 26, 2004

Apriadi Gunawan, Medan – Hundreds of flood victims in Bahorok claimed on Saturday that the disbursement of aid from the government had been marked…

Jakarta Post - January 26, 2004

Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – All workers, whether in the formal or informal sectors, will receive a monthly pension upon retirement, according to the…

Jakarta Post - January 26, 2004

Jakarta – President Megawati Soekarnoputri has signed Law No. 2/2004 on the settlement of labor disputes, which replaces Law. No. 22/…

Jakarta Post - January 26, 2004

Rais Hidayat, Jakarta – The Prosperous Peace Party (PDS) is special because it is the only party representing the Protestant and Catholic…

Antara - January 26, 2004

Atambua – The people living in border areas shared by Indonesia's province of East Nusa Tenggara and East Timor did not care about the UN…

January 24, 2004

Jakarta Post Editorial - January 24, 2004

Defying common sense, the South Jakarta District Court chose to denominate the damages in US currency rather than rupiah in its verdict on Tuesday…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Ruslan Sangadji, Palu – Sectarian fighting erupted in Donggala regency, Central Sulawesi, leaving one person dead, two others seriously injured…

Detik.com - January 24, 2004

Djoko Tjiptono, Jakarta – The 2004 general elections will not be able to provide a solution to the various problems which are being faced by the…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Yogyakarta – Muslim scholar and presidential hopeful Nurcholish Madjid held a closed-door meeting with Sultan Hamengkubuwono X late on Tuesday…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – The Indonesia Military (TNI) pledged on Thursday to maintain its neutrality in this year's elections in…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Jakarta – The Jakarta Police began a two-day training program on Wednesday for 90,000 city-employed community unit guards on how to…

Melbourne Age - January 24, 2004

Jill Jolliffe, Bobonaro – There is a palpable fear in the town of Bobonaro, which sits on the Timorese side of the border with Indonesia.

It…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

ID Nugroho and Indra Harsaputra, Surabaya – Tuesday's devastating fire at a petrochemical plant in Gresik, East Java, in which two people were…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Rais Hidayat, Jakarta – If there is something new in Indonesia's current political outlook, it is the persistent growth in influence of a new…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Frans H. Winarta, Jakarta – Indonesians, and especially those of Chinese descent, have just celebrated Chinese New Year. Chinese-Indonesians who,…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – The Elections Supervisory Committee (Panwaslu) vowed on Friday to report to police any political parties displaying…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – Everywhere they go, leaders of the Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) find themselves repeatedly having to convince…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – The National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) says it has found preliminary evidence of human rights…

Associated Press - January 24, 2004

Banda Aceh – A German freelance journalist was arrested for illegally entering and reporting in war-torn Aceh province, a military…

Asia Times - January 24, 2004

Brooklyn, New York – The US Congress on Thursday restored a ban on International Military Education and Training (IMET) for Indonesia, just months…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Nani Farida and Suherdjoko, Banda Aceh/Semarang – Under a tight security escort 54 convicted Free Aceh Movement (GAM) members were transferred…

Antara - January 24, 2004

Yogyakarta – A senior minister said here on Saturday the General Elections Commission (KPU) had the authority to decide regarding…

Kompas - January 24, 2004

Jayapura – The plan by the People's Consultative Assembly Commission I urging the government and related partners to conduct a military operation…

Asia Times - January 24, 2004

Tom Benedetti – A storm is quietly but rapidly gaining force in an overlooked corner of the world. Papua (formerly West Papua or Irian Jaya) is…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Jayapura – The Papua Police are preparing two-third of its personnel to guard the upcoming elections, a senior officer at the police…

The Times (UK) - January 24, 2004

Charles Foster – It was predictable and depressing. Every year on December 1, West Papuan tribesmen, wearing penis gourds and cowrie necklaces,…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Eva C. Komandjaja, Jakarta – A large percentage of firms in large cities across the country are denying women their legal rights in the workplace…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

ID Nugroho and Indra Harsaputra, Surabaya – Hundreds of workers are taking indefinite vacations after fire destroyed a petrochemical plant in…

Jakarta Post - January 24, 2004

Apriadi Gunawan, Medan – Thousands of fishermen from Tanjung Balai regency, North Sumatra, have gone on strike for five days in a protest against…

January 23, 2004

Jakarta Post - January 23, 2004

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – The United States had confidence this year's elections in Indonesia would run as safely, freely and fairly as the…

Antara - January 23, 2004

Jakarta – President Megawati Soekarnoputri joked about her age as she celebrated her birthday on Friday with hundreds of workers at…

Jakarta Post - January 23, 2004

Leony Aurora, Jakarta – The country's commercial banks are expected to see slower growth in time deposits and savings this year due to continuing…