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October 5, 2001

Jakarta Post - October 5, 2001

The Free Aceh Separatist Movement (GAM) denied on Wednesday that it was training rebels of the so-named Free Deli Separatist Movement (GDM), aimed…

Jakarta Post - October 5, 2001

The newly appointed Yogyakarta police chief Brig. Gen. Yohanes Wahyu has hailed the recent police crackdown on pornographic VCDs in the city as a…

Jakarta Post - October 5, 2001

Jakarta – Indonesian security forces regained complete control of the Ilaga airfield on Thursday after it had been occupied by rebels of the Free…

Agence France Presse - October 5, 2001

Jakarta – An Indonesian militant Muslim group said Friday it would defy a government ban on sending volunteers to fight against any attack by the…

Reuters - October 5, 2001

Jakarta – Indonesia, the world's largest Muslim nation, would stay neutral in any US-led attack against Afghanistan's Taliban, its defence…

South China Morning Post - October 5, 2001

The Indonesian Government has shown new signs of its determination to rid itself of East Timorese refugees, and thousands of them are now likely…

October 4, 2001

Agence France Presse - October 4, 2001

Jakarta – Some 5,000 workers at Indonesia's state aircraft manufacturer picketed the presidential palace yesterday to demand higher…

Agence France Presse - October 4, 2001

Washington – A US judge has piled 66 million dollars in damages on a top Indonesian general, concluding after a civil lawsuit lodged in a US court…

Jakarta Post - October 4, 2001

Kupang – The government has said that, as of December this year, there will be no more humanitarian aid for around 290,000 East Timorese who opted…

South China Morning Post - October 4, 2001

Vaudine England – The latest campaign by police in the capital to wipe out crime – dubbed Operation Great Elimination – has been hailed a…

Straits Times - October 4, 2001

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – The Supreme Court's decision to overturn a graft ruling against Hutomo "Tommy" Mandala Putra Suharto has caused…

Wall Street Journal - October 4, 2001

Timothy Mapes, Jakarta – Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri's pledge to support the US war against terrorism is straining her fragile…

October 3, 2001

SBS Dateline - October 3, 2001

[East Timor is finally on the road to independence but there is still a long way to go. Following its first election, a constituent assembly is…

Lusa - October 3, 2001

A former pro-Indonesian militia member has received a 16-year sentence from the Special Panel for Serious Crimes in Dili.

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British Broadcasting Corporation - October 3, 2001

Richard Galpin, Jakarta – In Indonesia, a nation of almost 200 million Muslims, the radical fringe is getting increasingly angry with the US and…

October 2, 2001

Reuters - October 2, 2001

Jennifer Chen, Singapore – The Indonesian rupiah fell past 10,000 to the dollar for the first time since July 31 on Tuesday, trampled in a…

Agence France Presse - October 2, 2001

Jakarta – Vice President Hamzah Haz on Tuesday urged Indonesians to respect a supreme court decision quashing a graft conviction and jail sentence…

Wall Street Journal - October 2, 2001

Timothy Mapes and Puspa Madani, Jakarta – Indonesia's Supreme Court overturned a graft conviction against Hutomo "Tommy" Mandala Putra, the…

Jakarta Post - October 2, 2001

Jakarta – In a sign of the changing times, the country commemorated on Monday what used to be called Pancasila Sanctity Day but has been renamed…

October 1, 2001

Jakarta Post - October 1, 2001

Hundreds of protesters staged an anti-communism rally at the National Monument (Monas) Park in Central Jakarta on Sunday in commemoration of the…

Jakarta Post - October 1, 2001

Jakarta – Governor Sutiyoso pledged on Friday to continue operations aimed at maintaining order in the city despite the fact that they have not…

Agence France Presse - October 1, 2001

Jakarta – Hundreds of separatist rebels are still holding an airfield after attacking the town of Ilaga in the rugged central highlands of Irian…

Melbourne Age - October 1, 2001

Jill Jolliffe, Dili – United Nations officials are challenging Indonesia's stand on East Timor war crimes. They are demanding the handover of 10…

Lusa - October 1, 2001

Indonesian and East Timorese authorities have begun discussions on the removal of remains of Indonesian soldiers from various…

Tapol Buliten - October 2001

[The recent (inadvertent) release of more cables between the US embassy in Jakarta and Washington in late 1965 has supplied more pieces of the…

Jane's Intelligence Review - October 1, 2001

  • Total size: 3,000 soldiers – 1,500 regulars and 1,500 reservists.
  • Structure: four battalions of light infantry (two active,…
Jane's Intelligence Review - October 1, 2001

Tom Fawthrop and Paul Harris – Formally recognising the continued security threats to East Timor, UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan said on 26 July…

September 30, 2001

Jakarta Post - September 30, 2001

[Slavery was abolished years ago, but the plight of some housemaids today shows that inhumane attitudes never die. The recent self-immolation…

September 29, 2001

Melbourne Age - September 29, 2001

Ian Timberlake, Dili – Sister Erminia somehow survived the volley of rifle fire that tore into her van at a militia roadblock two years ago.

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Associated Press - September 29, 2001

Jakarta – Indonesia's plans to win back foreign investment for its troubled economy could falter as the United States and other governments fear…

September 28, 2001

Jakarta Post - September 28, 2001

Kupang – Six people, including Adj. Brig. Imanuel, a member of the East Nusa Tenggara police Mobile Brigade, were shot on Wednesday…

Straits Times - September 28, 2001

Derwin Pereira, Jakarta – The US, "deeply disappointed" by the failure of the Indonesian authorities to act against intimidation by hardline…

Jakarta Post - September 28, 2001

Jakarta – President Megawati Soekarnoputri said on Thursday that the government was committed to continuing its deregulatory measures in the…

Jakarta Post - September 28, 2001

Jakarta – After weeks of restive calm, at least seven people were killed on Thursday in a series of incidents in the Aceh province, police and…

Straits Times - September 28, 2001

Devi Asmarani, Jakarta – The Indonesian Police force has been branded as cowardly for its reluctance to rein-in radical Muslim groups.

The…

Straits Times - September 28, 2001

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – Unemployed, impressionable, and reckless, 26-year-old Taufiq Abdul Halim is the face of the next wave of foot soldiers…

South China Morning Post - September 28, 2001

Vaudine England, Jakarta – Small groups of Indonesians are signing up to join a holy war against the United States. A minority is even claiming…

Jakarta Post - September 28, 2001

Jakarta – The Indonesian Military chief's proposal to establish a new antiterrorist agency has sparked fear among human rights activists of a…

Straits Times - September 28, 2001

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – Frustrated residents in outer Jakarta have seized two water trucks and refused to pay increased water rates after…

Jakarta Post - September 28, 2001

Jakarta – Trafficking in women is rampant here due to inadequate legal instruments and weak law enforcement, a researcher said on Thursday.

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Straits Times - September 28, 2001

Jakarta – The Jakarta city council has postponed plans to buy garbage trucks and other essential vehicles because the budget must be…

Jakarta Post - September 28, 2001

Jakarta – Tension was high in the Glodok area in Kota, Central Jakarta, on Thursday, after Taman Sari Public Order Officers demolished VCD vendors…

September 27, 2001

Straits Times - September 27, 2001

Devi Asmarani, Jakarta – Indonesia's longest-running television station is struggling to stay on the air with depleting financial resources, and…

Associated Press - September 27, 2001

Daniel Cooney, Jakarta – Opposition to potential US strikes against suspected terrorists in Afghanistan is growing in Indonesia, and President…

Reuters - September 27, 2001

Jakarta – A hardline Muslim youth group warned on Thursday anyone backing Washington's self-declared war on terrorism should leave Indonesia, or…

Reuters - September 27, 2001

Jalil Hamid, Jakarta – Indonesia's struggling stocks are bracing for rougher times because of a growing anti-US mood in the country, the world's…

Agence France Presse - September 27, 2001

Jakarta – Some 10.3 trillion rupiah (S$2.06 billion) in state funds was misused in the 18 months up to the end of June this year,…

South China Morning Post - September 27, 2001

Up to 1,663 illegal immigrants are known to have entered Indonesia in the past two years, Justice and Human Rights Minister Yusril…

September 26, 2001

Reuters - September 26, 2001

Gde Anugrah Arka, Jakarta – Indonesia is set to introduce a new excise tax scheme which could significantly alter the make up of the lucrative…

Straits Times - September 26, 2001

Jakarta – Indonesians do not read books because they are expensive; publishers do not produce books because demand is low.

This vicious…