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July 6, 2002

Straits Times - July 6, 2002

Manila – The authorities in the Philippines said yesterday that they had received reliable reports that an Indonesian detained since March was…

Radio Australia - July 6, 2002

The Indonesian government has asked parliament to approve "emergency" funds of more than 111 million dollars to help the military and…

Straits Times - July 6, 2002

The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) yesterday transferred six trainer aircraft to its Indonesian counterpart, and will deliver…

Straits Times - July 6, 2002

Robert Go, Jakarta – The Indonesian government will dig out 900 billion rupiah from its cash-strapped coffers to counter El Nino-induced droughts…

Melbourne Age - July 6, 2002

Jill Jolliffe, Maubisse – Like most country folk in East Timor, the 18,000 people of the Maubisse district are enthusiastic about independence,…

Jakarta Post - July 6, 2002

Jakarta/Kupang – The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said on Friday that 1,500 East Timorese children, placed in orphanages…

Jakarta Post - July 6, 2002

Nana Rukmana, Cirebon – Thousands of sugarcane growers and workers at sugar plants in Cirebon, West Java, rallied on Friday to demand the…

Jakarta Post - July 6, 2002

Rendi A. Witular and Adianto P. Simamora, Jakarta – The increasing number of incidents of labor unrest here has not only affected the flow of…

Agence France Presse - July 6, 2002

Aceh separatist rebels slammed a statement by an Indonesian minister branding them terrorists as an "irresponsible and desperate" attempt to…

Jakarta Post - July 6, 2002

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – Nationalist politicians back a proposed civil emergency and a likely tougher military action in conflict-ridden Aceh,…

Jakarta Post - July 6, 2002

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – The hard line taken by the government will dash any hope for a peaceful solution to end the decades-long strife…

July 5, 2002

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2002

Fabiola Desy Unidjaja and Tertiani ZB Simanjuntak, Jakarta – The government said on Thursday that doors were open for a United Nations legal…

Australian Financial Review - July 5, 2002

Geoffrey Barker – Sixty influential Chinese business association leaders arrived in Dili from Macau last week to talk to East Timorese leaders…

CNN - July 5, 2002

Amy Chew, Jakarta – Indonesia's once mighty military – which saw its powers reduced by democratic reforms following the ousting of former…

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2002

Debbie A. Lubis, Jakarta – Indonesia is edging closer to a HIV/AIDS crisis of epidemic proportion as infection rates of the deadly HIV virus…

Sydney Morning Herald - July 5 2002

Thousands of endangered birds from Maluku and Papua provinces are caught and transported by the Indonesian military for sale at illegal markets,…

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2002

Apriadi Gunawan, Jakarta – Approximately 20 percent of the forest in Mount Leuser National Park in North Sumatra had been illegally felled by the…

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2002

Bambang Nurbianto, Jakarta – Workers from dozens of hospitals in the capital organized a media conference on Thursday to protest their employers'…

Straits Times - July 5, 2002

Jakarta – Indonesian air force officials have revealed that more than half their front-line aircraft have been grounded and a third of their radar…

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2002

Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – Maj. Gen. Achmad Yahya has a daunting task ahead him in safeguarding Jakarta when he takes up his new post as military…

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2002

Jakarta – Over a hundred young supporters of the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI Perjuangan) and the National Mandate Party (PAN)…

Straits Times - July 5, 2002

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – President Megawati Sukarnoputri is riding roughshod over her party and sidelining many of her allies as she veers…

Agence France Presse - July 5, 2002

Geneva – East Timor's Health Minister, Rui Maria de Araujo, warned Friday that his newly-independent country was in danger of an AIDS epidemic,…

Straits Times - July 5, 2002

Derwin Pereira, Jakarta – A bloody battle between security forces and rebels in Aceh looks imminent as the Indonesian government yesterday…

Radio Australia - July 5, 2002

[Achieving justice in East Timor for the victims of the violence after the 1999 independence vote, is not proving to be an easy task. With just…

Jakarta Post - July 5, 2002

Banda Aceh – Apparently niggled by the continuing violence in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam province, the government sent a strong signal on Thursday…

Agence France Presse - July 5, 2002

Separatist rebels in Indonesia's Aceh province have released 18 civilians they abducted late last month, a source involved in arranging the…

July 4, 2002

New York Times - July 4, 2002

Raymond Bonner, Jakarta – The Bush administration's effort to re-establish military ties with Indonesia, which has been curtailed for nearly a…

Radio Australia - July 4, 2002

The Indonesian Government has denied reports that the extremist Islamic Laskar Jihad army is operating in it's province of Papua, formerly…

Agence France Presse - July 4, 2002

Police are awaiting a court's approval to question Tommy Suharto in prison over his claims that members of the security forces protected him while…

Reuters - July 4, 2002

Muklis Ali, Jakarta – Indonesia's government on Thursday branded the Free Aceh Movement (GAM) a terrorist group for the first time, and hinted it…

Far Eastern Economic Review - July 4, 2002

Mark Dodd, Dili – At just four weeks old East Timor may be the world's newest nation, but its first big problem is how to deal with its past.…

July 3, 2002

Jakarta Post - July 3, 2002

Jakarta – PT Indomobil Sukses Internasional, the country's second largest automaker, had planned to hire some 2,000 new workers this year in…

Jakarta Post - July 3, 2002

Bernie K. Moestafa and Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – The collapse of all hopes of a political inquiry into House Speaker Akbar Tandjung's alleged…

Straits Times - July 3, 2002

Robert Go, Jakarta – It's a tale of two "sisters", and of how their abilities to "keep it together" over the next two years would affect the rest…

Jakarta Post - July 3, 2002

Kupang – East Timorese refugees living in various camps in West Timor continued with their protests on Tuesday, demanding aid from the…

Green Left Weekly - July 3, 2002

Max Lane, Jakarta – The debate between minister Kwik Kian Gie, who is in charge of the National Economic Planning Board, and the other ministers…

Jakarta Post - July 3, 2002

Jakarta – President Megawati Soekarnoputri on Wednesday instructed Iskandar Muda military Commander Maj. Gen. Djali Yusuf to sternly…

Jakarta Post - July 3, 2002

Jakarta – Five armed people, allegedly members of the Free Aceh Movement (GAM), were killed when security officers launched an attack…

Canberra Times - July 3, 2002

Lincoln Wright – Defence Minister Robert Hill has rejected claims from a whistleblower that the Defence Signals Directorate spied on journalists…

Straits Times - July 3, 2002

Derwin Pereira, Jakarta – Indonesian navy chief Bernard Kent Sondakh has said that the navy's 113 ships are fit to sail but not fight – a…

Asia Pulse - July 3, 2002

Jakarta – Indonesia and East Timor on Tuesday agreed to seek the best way of settling the issue of assets the former had left behind in what used…

Jakarta Post Editorial - July 3, 2002

When East Timor President Xanana Gusmao began his official visit in Indonesia on Tuesday, he was received with a red carpet welcome and full…

Straits Times - July 3, 2002

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – Just four years ago, Mr Xanana Gusmao was Indonesia's most prized rebel prisoner. But yesterday, he returned as the…

The Guardian (UK) - July 3, 2002

Richard Norton-Taylor and John Aglionby, Jakarta – The Foreign Office was urgently investigating reports last night that British Hawk jets had…

Lusa - July 3, 2002

East Timor's foreign minister said Wednesday that he regretted the decision of the United States to withdraw its military observers…

July 2, 2002

Sydney Morning Herald - July 2, 2002

Barry FitzGerald – The Timor Sea has continued to grow in importance for the Adelaide-based and Cooper Basin-dependent Santos, with the group…

Jakarta Post - July 2, 2002

Edith Hartanto and Moch. N. Kurniawan, Jakarta – We are back to square one. Democracy is backpedaling to what it was during the Soeharto regime,…

Agence France Presse - July 2, 2002

An explosion which damaged a parking lot of a shopping mall in the Indonesian capital was caused by a large firecracker, police said.

"The…

Jakarta Post - July 2, 2002

Ahmad Junaidi, Jakarta – Governor Sutiyoso claimed on Monday that the Indonesia Military (TNI) had settled its dispute with the Indonesian…