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November 28, 2002

South China Morning Post - November 28, 2002

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – Jakarta's East Timor trials were supposed to be the place where Indonesia would prove that its military had reformed…

Interpress Service - November 28, 2002

Kafil Yamin, Jakarta – It took Indonesia's House of Representatives more than two years of often-heated debate to pass a controversial…

Jakarta Post - November 28, 2002

Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – Indonesian Military (TNI) chief Gen. Endriartono Sutarto welcomed on Wednesday the planned Tokyo meeting on Aceh, but…

Jakarta Post - November 28, 2002

Nethy Dharma Somba and Fabiola Desy Undjaja, Jayapura/Jakarta – Police in Manokwari, Papua, arrested on Wednesday 13 people who raised the Morning…

Tapol Press Release - November 28, 2002

The conviction yesterday of former East Timor militia leader Eurico Guterres for crimes against humanity and his sentence to ten years in prison…

Radio Australia - November 28, 2002

[In East Timor a tribunal has passed judgement on one of the most notorious militia leaders involved in the violence in the fledgling country…

Asia Times - November 28, 2002

Bill Guerin – Indonesia's once-mighty footwear industry is in danger of collapse if urgent measures are not taken to enable it to reassert itself…

Jakarta Post - November 28, 2002

Jakarta – Due to personal commitments, a South Jakarta District Court judge postponed on Wednesday for the second time the hearing…

Sydney Morning Herald - November 28, 2002

Jill Jolliffe, Dili – In Dili, widespread shock and disbelief met Bishop Carlos Ximenes Belo's announcement of his resignation.

Bishop Belo…

November 27, 2002

Laksamana.Net - November 27, 2002

For the second time in their continuing nationwide hunt for the Bali bombers, the police uncovered a cache of arms and ammunition in a house…

Foreign Policy in Focus - November 27, 2002

Anthony L. Smith – Two Americans and one Indonesian were killed on August 31 at the hands of an unknown assailant near the Freeport mining…

Radio Australia - November 27, 2002

[Australia's Foreign Minister Alexander Downer has returned to East Timor for the first time since the signing of the Timor Sea Treaty in May.…

Green Left Weekly - November 27, 2002

Jon Land – Pressure is mounting against the federal government's moves to deport 1600-1800 East Timorese asylum seekers, some of whom have been…

Agence France Presse - November 27, 2002

East Timor's Nobel peace prize-winning Bishop Carlos Ximenes Belo, a symbol of resistance during the years of Indonesian occupation, said he was…

Green Left Weekly - November 27, 2002

John Pilger – "What passing bells for these who die as cattle?", asked the great WWI poet Wilfred Owen. His famous line might have been written…

Jakarta Post - November 27, 2002

Debbie A. Lubis, Jakarta – Virtually unknown just a decade ago, drug use through injection is now a major source of HIV infection in Indonesia,…

Radio Australia - November 27, 2002

[For several decades there have been allegations that a referendum held by the United Nations on the handover of Papua from Dutch to Indonesian…

Radio Australia - November 27, 2002

[East Timor's spiritual leader and joint nobel peace prize winner Bishop Carlos Ximenes Belo has announced that he'll step down as the Bishop…

Foreign Policy in Focus - November 27, 2002

Anthony L. Smith – Two Americans and one Indonesian were killed on August 31 at the hands of an unknown assailant near the Freeport mining…

Jakarta Post - November 27, 2002

Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – Some 23 countries are planning to hold a meeting in Tokyo on December 3 to discuss possible financial aid for…

Green Left Weekly - November 27, 2002

Ruth Ratcliffe, Darwin – "I'm here because I don't like injustice, and I don't like being ashamed of my country", declared Jack, one of the 250…

Agence France Presse - November 27, 2002

A terminally-ill American nurse whose trial on immigration charges resumed here said she fears the process will drag on for weeks.

Joy…

Reuters - November 27, 2002

Jakarta – The United Nations mission in East Timor said on Wednesday it had launched an investigation into the death of an East Timorese man hit…

Reuters - November 27, 2002

Banda Aceh – A lawyer of two foreign women on trial for visa violations in Indonesia's restive Aceh province said on Wednesday their clients have…

November 26, 2002

Jakarta Post - November 26, 2002

Debbie A. Lubis, Jakarta – Among the most vulnerable to acts of violence, women in Indonesia have nowhere to turn for protection because weak laws…

Jakarta Post - November 26, 2002

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – President Megawati Soekarnoputri warned on Monday against excessive democracy, saying that it would endanger the…

Jakarta Post - November 26, 2002

Jakarta – A labor activist vowed on Monday to continue the struggle for the rights of former Shangri-La hotel employees by regularly…

Jakarta Post - November 26, 2002

Apriadi Gunawan, Medan – The situation in the North Sumatra town of Porsea is still tense with hundreds of local people taking refuge following…

Australian Financial Review - November 26, 2002

Bruce Hextall – The development of more than $10 billion of oil and gas projects in the Timor Sea moved a step closer yesterday as debate started…

Sydney Morning Herald - November 26, 2002

Matthew Moore in Jakarta and Cynthia Banham – Security experts fear that Indonesia faces a new wave of terrorist attacks involving kidnappings and…

The Christian Science Monitor - November 26, 2002

Dan Murphy Special, Jakarta – For more than a month, the Indonesian military's Special Forces Command have been the key suspects in a mine ambush…

Jakarta Post - November 26, 2002

Moch. N. Kurniawan, Jakarta – Former pro-Jakarta militia leader Eurico Guterres put his life on the line for Indonesian Military (TNI) officers…

November 25, 2002

Sydney Morning Herald - November 25, 2002

Rules making it more difficult for people to gain permanent residence in Australia have been necessary to stop an increasing flow of people, by no…

Melbourne Age - November 25, 2002

Jill Jolliffe, Dili – East Timorese Police Commissioner Paulo Martins said yesterday authorities were worried about the security…

Lusa - November 25, 2002

Baucau – A mob, including some former guerrilla fighters, ransacked police headquarters and damaged several vehicles in East Timor's second city,…

Jakarta Post - November 25, 2002

Haidir Anwar Tandjung and Apriadi Gunawan, Medan/Pekanbaru – Tembilahan, a small coastal town in the Riau regency of Indragiri Hilir, has drawn a…

Jakarta Post - November 25, 2002

Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – The nation will soon have a new repressive broadcasting law after the government and the House of Representatives…

Antara - November 25, 2002

Atambua – More and more East Timorese refugees in the camps in Belu regency, East Nusa Tenggara, expressed their wish to return to their homeland…

Jakarta Post - November 25, 2002

Bambang Nurbianto, Jakarta – City administration agencies are overstaffed, corrupt and mismanaged, resulting in huge numbers of complaints from a…

Reuters - November 25, 2002

Banda Aceh – The trials of two foreign women accused of associating with separatist rebels in Indonesia's troubled Aceh province began on Monday…

Jakarta Post - November 25, 2002

Jakarta – Six people including four alleged members of the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) have been shot dead in Aceh despite an expected…

Straits Times - November 25, 2002

Devi Asmarani, Jakarta – A much-anticipated plan to privatise Indonesia's national television station, TVRI, to save it from bankruptcy has been…

The Guardian - November 25, 2002

John Aglionby, Banda Aceh – A British academic and her American colleague have revealed the extent to which they have allegedly been assaulted,…

The Guardian - November 25, 2002

For Lesley McCulloch, the story of Aceh is a forgotten tragedy. The British academic is one of the world's leading authorities on the remote…

November 24, 2002

Radio Australia - November 24, 2002

Indonesian police say three workers of US oil and gas giant ExxonMobil who had been abducted in Aceh province have been freed.

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Agence France Presse - November 24, 2002

Neil Sands, Sydney – Australia and East Timor are locked in a David and Goliath struggle over spoils from Timor Sea gas fields, which analysts…

Laksamana.Net - November 24, 2002

Everyone has the right to be rich. But in Indonesia, the source of many people's wealth has become a sensitive issue, especially when it happens…

Agence France Presse - November 24, 2002

Sixteen protestors are under arrest and around 500 have fled a town in the Indonesian province of North Sumatra amid controversial plans to reopen…

November 23, 2002

Sydney Morning Herald - November 23, 2002

Tom Allard – Kopassus, the Indonesian special forces unit, which the Government wants to re-engage in the hunt for terrorists, has…

Straits Times - November 23, 2002

Robert Go, Jakarta – Detained terror suspect Imam Samudra has confessed to masterminding the October 12 deadly attacks on Bali, as well as a…