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December 9, 2003

Radio Australia - December 9, 2003

Mark Colvin: In East Timor, thousands of people remain in the grip of an acute food shortage, and now face a bleak and hungry Christmas. A severe…

Jakarta Post - December 9, 2003

ID Nugroho, Surabayan – Police here said on Monday they had detained two people and were hunting two others suspected of slaying a Muslim cleric…

Laksamana.Net - December 9, 2003

With the official announcement by the General Elections Commission (KPU) that 24 political parties have been passed as eligible to contest the…

Agence France Presse - December 9, 2003

Three daughters of Indonesia's founding president Sukarno, including incumbent President Megawati Sukarnoputri, will contest next year's general…

Straits Times - December 9, 2003

Devi Asmarani, Jakarta – After five years in political hibernation, old forces from former president Suharto's New Order regime are re-emerging in…

Agence France Presse - December 9, 2003

Indonesian troops said they had uncovered an arms cache and a weapons factory in Aceh province, where soldiers and police have been…

Counter Punch (US) - December 9, 2003

Chris White – Not 8 hours into this day and google retrieved over 100 American news articles that have been published commemorating the day that…

Agence France Presse - December 9, 2003

Several Indonesian legislators have urged the attorney general to resume a corruption investigation into former autocratic president Suharto, one…

Jakarta Post - December 9, 2003

Urip Hudiono, Jakarta – Military soldiers deployed to quell the demonstration in Tanjung Priok in 1984 opened fire at the crowd without prior…

December 8, 2003

Reuters - December 8, 2003

Dan Eaton, Jakarta – Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim nation, issued some of its harshest criticism of Washington's Iraq policy on…

Jakarta Post - December 8, 2003

Tony Hotland, Jakarta – City police efforts throughout the year to restore their tarnished image were largely ineffective given the increase in…

Yarra Leader (Australia) - December 8, 2003

Rachel Kleinman – Yarra's East Timorese asylum-seekers face a miserable Christmas unless their appeals for residency are resolved.

About 700…

Jakarta Post - December 8, 2003

Jakarta – The return of Soeharto's eldest daughter to the political stage may backfire if the issue of the former president's ability to speak,…

Straits Times - December 8, 2003

Robert Go, Nusa Dua – Something unexpected happened while Mr Iin Arifin Tahyan was speaking about the need for Indonesia to get more energy-sector…

Jakarta Post - December 8, 2003

Abdul Khalik, Jakarta – Indonesia's defense white paper puts terrorism behind separatism as the main security threat to the country, a policy that…

Jakarta Post - December 8, 2003

ID Nugroho, Surabaya – The House of Representatives plans to summon National Police chief Gen. Da'i Bachtiar, as the National Awakening Party (PKB…

Seattle Post - December 8, 2003

Larry Johnson – Indonesia is facing criticism at home and abroad over recent developments involving two men linked to human rights abuses in the…

Jakarta Post - December 8, 2003

Tiarma Siboro and Mochammad N. Kurniawan, Jakarta – The General Elections Commission (KPU) announced on Sunday 24 political parties eligible to…

Straits Times - December 8, 2003

Robert Go, Jakarta – The police and armed forces are preparing "for the worst" as the Christmas holiday approaches and as Indonesia heads into…

Jakarta Post - December 8, 2003

Muninggar Sri Saraswati, Jakarta – People's support for President Megawati Soekarnoputri has continued to drop ahead of the elections but she…

December 6, 2003

The Guardian (UK) - December 6, 2003

Richard Norton-Taylor – The government is selling arms and security equipment to countries whose human rights record it has strongly criticised,…

Herald Sun - December 6, 2003

Nigel Wilson – Production from the Bayu Undan gas recycling project in the Timor Sea has been delayed at least eight months with implications for…

December 5, 2003

Jakarta Post - December 5, 2003

Nani Farida and Teuku Agam Muzakkir, Banda Aceh/Lhokseumawe – Celebrations marking the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) anniversary proceeded in the…

Jakarta Post - December 5, 2003

Nethy Dharma Somba, Jayapura – The number of people living with HIV/AIDS in Papua, Indonesia's easternmost province, has reached an alarming level…

Sydney Morning Herald - December 5, 2003

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – The former East Timorese militia leader Eurico Guterres is trying to set up a new group in Indonesia's Papua province…

Radio Australia - December 5, 2003

Eighteen months ago East Timor became the world's newest nation, but the euphoria of the independence celebrations is now long over.

Those…

Straits Times - December 5, 2003

Jakarta – Acehnese rebels celebrated the 27th anniversary of their independence struggle yesterday with the sporadic raising of flags and a rare…

Jakarta Post - December 5, 2003

Bambang Nurbianto, Jakarta – The Jakarta General Elections Commission (KPUD) announced some big names among the 36 candidates that qualified for…

Jakarta Post - December 5, 2003

Jakarta – State officials and politicians welcomed on Thursday former president Soeharto's eldest daughter Siti "Tutut" Hardiyanti Rukmana's plans…

Jakarta Post - December 5, 2003

Andi Hajramurni and Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Makassar/Jakarta – A soldier and a policeman were wounded on Thursday in shoot-outs between troops and…

Asia Times - December 5, 2003

Bill Guerin, Jakarta – While the news this week that the European Union, the US and Canada are to end the current textile quota system to meet a…

Antara - December 5, 2003

Jakarta – The government will allocate Rp 11.7 trillion to build and repair infrastructure across the country in 2004.

"The…

Straits Times - December 5, 2003

Robert Go, Jakarta – Foreign donors make this a merry season for the cash-strapped Indonesian government.

The World Bank has said Indonesia…

December 4, 2003

Kompas - December 4, 2003

Jakarta – The 2004 general election are expected to become an arena for the restoration or recycling of the old powers from the New Order [regime…

Tapol press release - December 4, 2003

The appointment of Indonesia's former East Timor police chief, Timbul Silaen, as the new police chief of West Papua and the involvement of…

Melbourne Age - December 4, 2003

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – The World Bank has announced an ambitious new lending program for Indonesia where money will go to organisations or local…

Jakarta Post - December 4, 2003

Nethy Dharma Somba, Jayapura – Former East Timorese militia leader Eurico Guterres plans to establish a branch of his pro-integration Red and…

South China Morning Post - December 4, 2003

Peter Kammerer – The Indonesian government's experiment with autonomy in the restive province of Papua has been dismantled by growing nationalism…

Reuters - December 4, 2003

Jakarta – FBI agents will come to Indonesia this week to investigate the killing of two Americans in remote Papua province last year that strained…

Reuters - December 4, 2003

Jakarta – Four FBI agents have been in Indonesia's Papua since early this week to probe the killing of two Americans in the remote province last…

December 3, 2003

South China Morning Post - December 3, 2003

Peter Kammerer – East Timorese look at Iraq in wonderment. Hundreds of millions of dollars in aid and investment are pouring into the still…

Agence France Presse - December 3, 2003

The World Bank announced plans to boost lending to Indonesia to help lift millions out of poverty but said much of the extra aid depends on…

December 2, 2003

Jakarta Post - December 2, 2003

Dewi Santoso, Jakarta – With HIV/AIDS emerging as an increasingly ominous threat, the government appears to lack concrete plans to fight the virus…

South China Morning Post - December 2, 2003

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – A notorious East Timorese militia leader has formed a militia group in the mining town of Timika, a Papuan rights…

Melbourne Age - December 22 , 2003

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – The former leader of the most notorious of East Timor's militias, Eurico Guterres, claims he now heads an organisation…

Radio Australia - December 2, 2003

In the Indonesian province of Papua, the appointment of a new police chief has been greeted with protests. Last year, Inspector General Timbul…

Agence France Presse - December 2, 2003

Indonesia's dilapidated infrastructure poses a greater threat to human life than terrorism and will hamper long-term growth unless there is urgent…

December 1, 2003

Agence France Presse - December 1, 2003

Jakarta – Indonesian police and troops cut down a separatist flag in Papua province on the anniversary Monday of an independence proclamation,…

Jakarta Post - December 1, 2003

Tiarma Siboro and Teuku Agam Muzakkir, Jakarta/Lhokseumawe – Despite warnings and threats of attacks by the Indonesian Military (TNI), the…

Straits Times - December 1, 2003

Robert Go, Jakarta – The latest Indonesian banking scandal, in which hundreds of millions of dollars disappeared into thin air, may seem like a…