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May 6, 2003

Jakarta Post - May 6, 2003

That Papua is one of the poorest provinces in Indonesia is beyond dispute, but what is less known to date is the deep disparity that exists there…

Sydney Morning Herald - May 26 , 2003

Grave human rights abuses including the killing of children and other civilians are already being reported in Indonesia's Aceh province, Amnesty…

Agence France Presse - May 6, 2003

Separatist rebels in Aceh have accused the Indonesian government of violating an already fragile peace agreement by strengthening its troops in…

Radio Australia - May 6, 2003

Sonya De Masi – Indonesia has a growing drug problem. Some research suggests there are up to a million intravenous drug users and the numbers are…

Jakarta Post - May 6, 2003

Why has the government information campaign basically failed in Papua? The answers may have to do as much with the low penetration of the media…

Jakarta Post - May 6, 2003

Endy M. Bayuni – Anyone wondering why many Papuans are bent on seeking independence should read a newly published public opinion survey, which…

Reuters - May 6, 2003

Michael Perry, Sydney – Tens of thousands of Papuans who fled Indonesia into neighbouring Papua New Guinea fearing abuse by the military have…

May 5, 2003

Jakarta Post - May 5, 2003

Banda Aceh – Police said on Monday they found three bombs allegedly planted by separatist rebels on a road often used by police…

Jakarta Post - May 5, 2003

Jakarta – Some 50 Acehnese leaders are attempting to salvage the fragile peace in the province as the government deadline for Acehnese rebels to…

Jakarta Post - May 5, 2003

Leo Wahyudi S. – Thousands of workers staged rallies to mark International Labor Day on May 1 in an attempt to voice their rights, which they said…

Laksamana.Net - May 5, 2003

While President Megawati Sukarnoputri keeps silent in the choice of her running mate in the 2004 direct presidential election, her husband Taufik…

Agence France Presse - May 5, 2003

Indonesian prosecutors will bring subversion charges against 129 separatist supporters arrested in Maluku province, a police officer said.

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Straits Times - May 5, 2003

Devi Asmarani, Jakarta – Despite having opposed the United States' invasion of Iraq, Indonesia will probably not be among those countries that…

May 4, 2003

Reuters - May 4, 2003

Patrick McLoughlin, Stockholm – Sweden on Sunday rejected suggestions that the Stockholm-based leader of the separatist rebels for the Indonesian…

Jakarta Post - May 4, 2003

Pelambang – People's Consultative Assembly (MPR) chairman Amien Rais has said that it would be "useless" to continue depending on the…

Radio Australia - May 4, 2003

A mob has attacked and ransacked a police post in Indonesia. The incident happened in Palimanan, in West Java, a day after a policeman…

May 3, 2003

Sydney Morning Herald - May 3, 2003

Tony Stephens – Teresinha Maia's grandfather, Loloulo, helped Australian commandos fight the Japanese in Timor during World War II. Believing he…

Jakarta Post - May 3, 2003

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – Despite mounting criticism against Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI Perjuangan) forging a coalition…

Jakarta Post - May 3, 2003

Jakarta – Amien Rais, the Chairman of the People's Consultative Assembly, here on Friday urged President Megawati Soekarnoputri to…

Jakarta Post - May 3, 2003

Bambang Nurbianto, Jakarta – The illegal sales of the city administration's nine-hectare site in the subdistrict of Tebet Barat, South Jakarta, to…

Sydney Morning Herald - May 3 , 2003

Matthew Moore. – She cried often, fainted once and she lied a lot. But mostly Adistia just laughed and laughed with a mother's irrepressible…

Jakarta Post - May 3, 2003

Mataram – Around 305,000 people in West Nusa Tenggara are illiterate, according to estimates by a local official on Friday.

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Jakarta Post - May 3, 2003

Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – The central government is investigating Aceh Governor Abdullah Puteh for alleged misappropriation of general allocation…

May 2, 2003

Radio Australia - May 2, 2003

Ministers from around the Asia Pacific region have wound up a two day conference on people smuggling and other trans-national crime in Bali. The…

The Times (London) - May 2, 2003

Tim Johnston – If the shipping lanes of South-East Asia have their dangers, doing business on land can be just as fraught. Western oil and mining…

Antara - May 2, 2003

Jakarta – Golkar Party has expressed concern over the Indonesian government's program to privatize and divest a number of state…

Business Times - May 2, 2003

There have been some economists who have argued that exiting the existing IMF programme while simultaneously devising a new economic strategy puts…

Dow Jones Newswire - May 2, 2003

Linda Silaen, Jakarta – The International Monetary Fund said Friday that Indonesia's economy in 2004 could grow by more than the…

Jakarta Post - May 2, 2003

Fitri Wulandari, Jakarta – The Indonesian government is almost certain not to extend its contract with the International Monetary Fund (IMF),…

Sydney Morning Herald - May 2, 2003

Matthew Moore, Jakarta – The first person charged in connection with the Bali bombing was yesterday found guilty of illegal possession and sale of…

Jakarta Post - May 2, 2003

Jakarta – Thousands of workers took to the streets in Jakarta and other cities across the country on Thursday to commemorate International Labor…

Sydney Morning Herald - May 2, 2003

Jill Jolliffe, Dili – An Indonesian official has described the former East Timor governor Mario Carrascalao as unstable, following his allegations…

Jakarta Post - May 2, 2003

Jakarta – Some 200 students from the Student Movement for Anti-Corruption, Collusion and Nepotism (Gema KKN) demonstrated in front of…

Jakarta Post - May 2, 2003

Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – Despite opposition from minor labor unions, the government has enacted Law No. 13/2003 on industrial relations and…

Jakarta Post - May 2, 2003

Jakarta – With the two-week deadline set for Aceh rebels to accept terms for peace talks coming closer, the Indonesian government is facing…

Associated Press - May 2 , 2003

Steven Gutkin, Jakarta – The United States remains ready to normalise relations with the Indonesian army, but obstacles including suspicions that…

Asia Pulse - May 2, 2003

Banda Aceh – An independent team should look into alledged violations of the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement (CoHA) between the Indonesian…

Jakarta Post - May 2, 2003

Netty Dharma Somba, Jayapura – Soldiers hunting down the suspects in last month's raid against the Wamena military district arsenal, clashed with…

May 1, 2003

BBC News - May 1, 2003

Becky Lipscombe, Jakarta – Indonesians have a new idol – a hip-swinging singer who's gyrated her way into fame, fortune, and a whole lot of…

Agence France Presse - May 1, 2003

A Malaysian-owned plantation firm whose director was ordered jailed for causing smoke haze on Indonesia's Sumatra island has agreed to pay more…

Laksamana.Net - May 1, 2003

Thousands of Indonesian workers staged May Day protests in several cities on Thursday, calling for wage increases and the resignation of President…

April 30, 2003

Jakarta Post - April 30, 2003

Jakarta – The Aceh peace facilitator, the Henry Dunant Centre (HDC), is now trying to set a new date and venue for peace talks between the…

Jakarta Post - April 30, 2003

M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – Tempo magazine journalists Ahmad Taufik and Karaniya Dharmasaputra testified on Tuesday that defendant David Tjioe,…

Agence France Presse - April 30, 2003

Indonesian cleric Abu Bakar Bashir began his defence against accusations that he leads a deadly Islamic terror network, saying God would be his…

Jakarta Post - April 30, 2003

Arya Abhiseka, Jakarta – Indonesia's role in drug trafficking has increased significantly in recent years as it has not only become a transit port…

Sydney Morning Herald - April 30, 2003

Wayne Miller, Bali and agencies – Indonesia has lashed out at Australia, the United States and its allies for "a gruesome war" in Iraq, saying it…

April 29, 2003

Radio Australia - April 29, 2003

East Timor's Serious Crimes Unit is losing its high profile chief – Siri Frigaard. She completes her mission this week, raising concerns about the…

Associated Press - April 29, 2003

Guido Guilart, Dili – The Indonesian military systematically forced dozens of East Timorese women to become sex slaves for officers during its 24-…

Jakarta Post - April 29, 2003

Jakarta – The Attorney General's Office has appointed 14 prosecutors to handle the case of the 1984 Tanjung Priok shooting incident in which at…

Asia Times - April 29, 2003

Tony Sitathan, Singapore – The giant Indonesian archipelago enjoys enormous potential fishery resources, as yet under-exploited by the legal…