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June 27, 2001

Green Left Weekly - June 27, 2001

Peter Boyle – Indonesian non-government organisations believe the June 8 raid by police on the Asia-Pacific Solidarity Conference, during which 32…

Green Left Weekly - June 27, 2001

Max Lane – On June 15 the Indonesian police kidnapped eight members of the People's Democratic Party (PRD) and occupied and ransacked the PRD's…

Jakarta Post - June 27, 2001

Jakarta – Amid the topsy-turvy of preparations for the upcoming special session of the People's Consultative Assembly (MPR), a total of 13 members…

Green Left Weekly - June 27, 2001

A leading Timorese aid worker has branded as a "sham" an Indonesian canvassing drive which found that 98% of East Timorese refugees…

UN News - June 27, 2001

Sixteen political parties have nominated candidates to run in the August elections for East Timor's Constituent Assembly, meeting the…

Jakarta Post - June 27, 2001

Jakarta – Activists from the Anti-Torture Network visited on Tuesday the headquarters of the city police and the West, North and East Jakarta…

Green Left Weekly - June 27, 2001

Nick Everett & Rebecca Meckelburg, Bandung – Police have arrested six members of the radical People's Democratic Party (PRD) in West Java, in…

Lusa - June 27, 2001

A group of unidentified youths set fire Wednesday to a school in the East Timorese city of Baucau, 130 kms east of Dili, causing…

Australian Financial Review - June 27, 2001

Brendan Pearson – The Prime Minister, Mr John Howard, and Indonesia's President, Mr Abdurrahman Wahid, have pledged to repair a diplomatic…

Reuters - June 27, 2001

Tomi Soetjipto, Jakarta – Indonesian Vice-President Megawati Sukarnoputri's expected rise to power is likely to be clouded by the same…

Australian Associated Press - June 27, 2001 (abridged)

Joanna Jolly – East Timorese independence leader Xanana Gusmao said he supports pardons for militiamen who are found guilty of…

June 26, 2001

Sydney Morning Herald - June 26, 2001

Craig Skehan – Australia and New Zealand will press Indonesia's visiting President Wahid to prosecute members of his country's military, and…

Inter Press News - June 26, 2001

Jakarta – After weeks of nationwide, sometimes riotous agitation, Indonesia's labor unions scored a major victory last week when the Wahid…

Jakarta Post - June 26, 2001

Jakarta – More than 250 Mayasari Bhakti bus drivers went on strike on Monday, and hundreds of others are rumored to join on Tuesday to demand a…

Agence France Presse - June 26, 2001

Jakarta – Pro-independence leader Don Flassy has been arrested and is now detained in Indonesia's remote Irian Jaya province, a justice official…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 26, 2001

Australia and Indonesia had agreed to put behind them the strained relationship which arose over East Timor and move on, Prime Minister John…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 26, 2001

Is it mere symbolism for the Wahid visit that John Howard has had an apparent change of heart on Asia, asks Gerard Henderson?

Alexander…

Reuters - June 26, 2001

Jakarta – The IMF said on Tuesday it would resume a vital $5 billion loan programme with Indonesia if the government agreed to delay a debate on…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 26, 2001

Jane Counsel – A United States company is stepping up efforts to settle a 25-year dispute over the oil and gas riches of the Timor Gap, announcing…

Australian Financial Review - June 26, 2001

Geoffrey Barker – A wizened brown man with black teeth squatted in the dusty Balibo roadside with eight 5-litre plastic jerry cans of kerosene he…

Xinhua News - June 26, 2001

Maputo – Guterres, visiting president of the Timorese liberation movement (Fretilin), declared here on Tuesday that he is confident…

Suara Timor Lorosae - June 26, 2001

The civil registration process has been a success. Since the start of it on 24 February till its closing on 22 June, 777,989 Timorese…

Canberra Times - June 26, 2001

George Quinn – Personally I don't think Indonesia will break up, but we are talking here of probabilities, and there is an outside chance, but a…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 26, 2001

Hamish McDonald – Within an hour of arriving in Canberra from a gruelling journey from Jakarta, Abdurrahman Wahid was plunged into a succession of…

Straits Times - June 26, 2001

Yogyakarta – Revolutionary groups which attack gambling houses and nightspots in the name of religious beliefs are mushrooming here, causing…

Jakarta Post - June 26, 2001

Bandung – Tens of youths from various youth groups under the umbrella of the former ruling Golkar Party occupied the West Java branch…

June 25, 2001

Jakarta Post - June 25, 2001 (abridged)

Jakarta – Dozens of armed men attacked a residential area in the town of Poso, Central Sulawesi, in the early hours of Sunday morning, killing two…

Detik - June 25, 2001

MMI Ahyani/HD, Jakarta – Around 1,000 thousands people from various organisations which are Golkar Party's underbouw came to West Java…

Australian Associated Press - June 25, 2001

A group of protesters has demonstrated outside the Indonesian consulate in Melbourne on the first day of Indonesian President…

Jakarta Post - June 25, 2001

Jakarta – The death of a woman migrant worker upon her arrival at the Soekarno Hatta International Airport on Thursday has prompted calls for the…

Australian Financial Review - June 25, 2001

Geoffrey Barker – Sergio Vieira de Mello says emphatically, perhaps too emphatically, that he is convinced East Timor's coming constituent…

Reuters - June 25, 2001

Gde Anugrah Arka, Jakarta – Indonesia's floundering president has sacked the widely respected head of the bank restructuring agency (IBRA), in yet…

Australian Financial Review - June 25, 2001

Geoffrey Barker – An armada of big, white four-wheel-drive vehicles cruises and clogs the dusty roads of Dili carrying the army of United Nations…

June 24, 2001

Agence France Presse - June 24, 2001

Banda Aceh – At least five people were killed in Indonesia's Aceh province which has been wracked by separatism, the military and activists said…

June 23, 2001

Sydney Morning Herald - July 23, 2001

Louise Williams – As the torturous "death watch" over the presidency of Abdurrahman Wahid draws to a close his raucous political opponents will be…

South China Morning Post - June 23, 2001

Agence France Presse in Jakarta – Indonesia's MPs came under fire yesterday after it emerged each is entitled to a 5.8 million rupiah…

Detik - June 23, 2001

MMI Ahyani/HD, Bandung – National Democratic Students Student League (LMND) is scheduled to file a lawsuit to West Java Police over an arrest of…

Agence France Presse - June 23, 2001

Jakarta – The Indonesian government wants to collect 3.2 trillion rupiah in unpaid taxes from the fugitive youngest son of former president…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 23, 2001

Lindsay Murdoch – There will be a banquet in Parliament's Great Hall hosted by the Prime Minister, a Governor-General's dinner, red carpet,…

South China Morning Post - June 23, 2001

Vaudine England, Denpasar – Bali is supposed to be a powerhouse of support for Vice-President Megawati Sukarnoputri, but interviews with activists…

Straits Times - June 23, 2001

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – Eddie, a former waterside thug, is not too worried about a local council's recently declared intention of clearing the…

June 22, 2001

Reuters - June 22, 2001

Letitia Stein, Washington – A human rights group has filed suit against Exxon Mobil, accusing the world's largest oil company of rights abuses in…

Agence France Presse - June 22, 2001

Jakarta – Indonesia's state oil company Pertamina on Friday described as misguided a human rights case filed in Washington against US oil giant…

Straits Times - June 22, 2001

Jakarta – The chairman of Indonesia's Upper House of Parliament Amien Rais yesterday ruled out bringing forward a special assembly…

Reuters - June 22, 2001

jakarta – Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid warned on Friday he could call early elections and take other measures if the top…

Jakarta Post - June 22, 2001 (abridged)

Poso, Central Sulawesi – A band of armed men wearing ninja outfits wounded two villagers during their assault on a minivan in the…

Jakarta Post - June 22, 2001

Jakarta – The international workshop on crimes against humanity ended on Thursday in controversy over the need to adopt human rights principles in…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 22, 2001

Hamish McDonald – Indonesian submarines and combat aircraft shadowed so closely ships carrying Australian and New Zealand troops into East Timor…

Lusa - June 22, 2001

Dili says it does not recognize claims by an American petroluem company that it obtained concession rights to exploit oil and natural gas in the…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 22, 2001

Mark Dodd, Dili – East Timor's de facto government, the National Council, has backed the formation of an international war crimes tribunal to…