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June 6, 2003

New Zealand Herald - June 6, 2003

Maire Leadbeater – A cartoon is circulating among human rights networks shows a finger-wagging Indonesian President Megawati exhorting one of her…

Jakarta Post - June 6, 2003

Berni K. Moestafa and Tiarma Siboro, Lhokseumawe – Military prosecutors are seeking an eight-month sentence for three soldiers who allegedly…

June 5, 2003

Jakarta Post - June 5, 2003

Damar Harsanto, Jakarta – For many Jakartans, being choked by highly polluted air while sitting in a seemingly endless traffic jam is daily…

Jakarta Post - June 5, 2003

Tertiani ZB Simanjuntak, Jakarta – Following an attack on the office of the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (Kontras) by…

Reuters - June 5, 2003

Telly Nathalia, Jakarta – An Indonesian prosecutor demanded on Thursday a court acquit the top general on trial over violence in East Timor in…

Laksamana.Net - June 5, 2003

The pathetic performance of Jakarta's special human rights court dealing with atrocities perpetrated by the military and its militia proxies in…

Radio Australia - June 5, 2003

Indonesia's Golkar Party which was used by former President Suharto to impose decades of authoritarian rule, is undergoing a makeover. The party…

Asia Times - June 5, 2003

Bill Guerin, Jakarta – Countrywide risk factors, legal risk, a weak banking sector and weak capital markets, community violence and the like,…

Jakarta Post - June 5, 2003

Fitri Wulandari, Jakarta – State-owned electricity company PT PLN said that power reserves on Java and Bali had been depleted, but stopped short…

Straits Times - June 5, 2003

Jakarta – Still smarting from the loss of Sipadan and Ligitan islands, the government plans to resettle people from densely populated…

Jakarta Post - June 5, 2003

Sari P. Setiogi, Jakarta – Indonesia is rated the world's third worst country in its commitment against and law enforcement on women and child…

Jakarta Post - June 5, 2003

Moch. N. Kurniawan and Apriadi Gunawan, Jakarta/Medan – More provinces in Sumatra, Kalimantan and Sulawesi islands are showing hot spots, a strong…

Radio Australia - June 5, 2003

International environmental organisation Greenpeace says Indonesia has the world's highest rate of forest loss and may see much of its…

Jakarta Post - June 5, 2003

Jakarta – Some 5,000 people from the group, "Society Concerned with National Education" staged a rally in front of the House of…

Asia Times - June 5, 2003

Jakarta – Sony Electronics Indonesia Ltd has ended its Indonesian operations and is offering severance pay to its 884 workers.

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Internatinal Herald Tribune - June 5, 2003

Wayne Arnold (New York Times) – Between separatist rebellions, corrupt courts, slumping tourism and rising youth unemployment, Indonesia has…

Agence France Presse - June 5, 2003

Dili – Foreign donors have confirmed their support for the struggling new nation of East Timor, a World Bank spokesman said at the end of a semi-…

Jakarta Post - June 5, 2003

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja and A'an Suryana, Jakarta – A visiting British minister warned on Wednesday that the use of HS-Hawk warplanes in the current…

June 4, 2003

Jakarta Post - June 4, 2003

Jakarta – The martial law administrator in Aceh has decided to close off Aceh waters to foreign ships, but has failed to communicate the move to…

ASAP News Updates - June 4, 2003

John Roberts – Despite attempts by the Indonesian government to block information on the military's activities, it is becoming clear that the…

Reuters - June 4, 2003

Anna Peltola, Stockholm – Rebels in Indonesia's easternmost province of Papua hope the separatist war in distant Aceh will bring their demands…

Green Left Weekly - June 4, 2003

Pip Hinman, Sydney – Lesley McCulloch, who spent five months in an Acehnese prison last year, said the current level of repression against…

Associated Press - June 4, 2003

Dili – East Timor President Xanana Gusmao said Wednesday his government would implement a plan that would make the impoverished nation…

Green Left Weekly - June 4, 2003

James Balowski, Jakarta – Amid mounting reports of civilian casualties and human rights violations by Indonesia's armed forces (TNI), the…

Kompas - June 4, 2003

Jakarta – On June 3 a number of press and non-government organisations from the Coalition for Violence Against Journalists (Koalisi Antikekerasan…

Australian Associated Press - June 4, 2003

Two-thirds of East Timorese asylum seekers living in Darwin have been told they can stay in Australia, subject to further checks.

Federal…

Jakarta Post - June 4, 2003

Jakarta – Governor Sutiyoso told Muslim preachers on Tuesday not to use mosques as a forum to rally people against the military operation now…

Melbourne Age - June 4 , 2003

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – Indonesia's military chiefs have accused seven soldiers of beating civilians in Aceh province, but say they have received…

Agence France Presse - June 4, 2003

Indonesia's attack on Aceh separatist rebels and the imposition of martial law in the province have brought new dangers for human rights activists…

Agence France Presse - June 4, 2003

More than 25,000 civilians are now living as refugees in Indonesia's Aceh province, where a major attack on separatist rebels continues, and the…

Straits Times - June 4, 2003

Banda Aceh – Students and other activists who support separatist guerillas in Indonesia's Aceh province will face subversion charges that can…

Lusa - June 4, 2003

Dili – The creation of jobs to invigorate East Timor's feeble economy is the Dili government's main objective, Prime Minister Mari Alkatiri said…

Green Left Weekly - June 4, 2003

Pip Hinman – Since Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri declared martial law in Aceh on May 19, defence minister Robert Hill and foreign…

Jakarta Post - June 4, 2003

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – The British government has questioned the use of HS-Hawk warplanes by Indonesia during the military operation…

Radio Australia - June 4, 2003

Relations between Indonesia and Sweden sink to a new low, over the fate of Aceh's rebel leaders. Some 50-exiled leaders of GAM or the Free Aceh…

Jakarta Post - June 4, 2003

Washington (Agencies) – The following is a summary of results for Indonesia from the 2003 Global Attitudes Survey by the Washington-based Pew…

Green Left Weekly - June 4, 2003

Rachel Watts, Dili – As official celebrations took place in Dili on May 20 to mark the first anniversary of East Timor's independence, more than…

Jakarta Post Editorial - June 4, 2003

Something is not quite right with this picture: Key Cabinet ministers arriving in their chauffeur-driven Volvo sedans to a Cabinet meeting on…

Green Left Weekly - June 4, 2003

Nick Everett, Jakarta – On May 19-21, more than 60 peace activists from 26 countries met at Hotel Wisata to assess the challenges faced by the…

Melbourne Age - June 4, 2003

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – Average incomes across Bali are down 40 per cent, one in five Balinese is out of work, and children are increasingly…

Straits Times - June 4, 2003

Robert Go, Jakarta – Tourist arrivals in Bali have recovered only to a third of the level that tourism experts had said it would. The monthly…

June 3, 2003

Straits Times - June 3, 2003

Robert Go, Jakarta – Major donors, who pledge billions of dollars in loans to Indonesia on a yearly basis, called on the government yesterday to…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 3, 2003

Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock said he would intervene to grant 379 East Timorese asylum seekers permanent residency in Australia. He said he…

Radio Australia - June 3, 2003

East Timor's court system could take months to clear a backlog of cases relating to the bloodshed before and after the United Nations-…

Jakarta Post - June 3, 2003

Dadan Wijaksana, Jakarta – Indonesia's traditional donors grouped under the Consultative Group on Indonesia (CGI) have welcomed the country's…

Agence France Presse - June 3, 2003

Police in Indonesia's Aceh province said they were hunting civilian activists suspected of supporting separatist rebels.

"We will use the […

Radio Australia - June 3, 2003

Kevin McQuillan and agencies – Indonesian authorities in Aceh have rejected requests from about 10 overseas journalists to cover the war.

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Jakarta Post - June 3, 2003

Tertiani ZB Simanjuntak, Jakarta – The National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) said on Monday it would investigate over 20 cases of…

Kompas - June 3, 2003

Jakarta, Kompas – The National Human Rights Commission (Komnas HAM) has found strong indications of human rights violations – including the murder…

Jakarta Post - June 3, 2003

R. William Liddle – How likely is it that Indonesia will once again be ruled by the Indonesian Military (TNI)? In Jakarta several weeks ago a…