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August 5, 2000

The Australian - August 5, 2000

Don Greenlees, Jakarta – Jaya Suprana is the rotund and very jolly host of a talk show on an Indonesian television channel owned by ex-president…

Associated Press - August 5, 2000

Jakarta – Forced to flee their homes by rampaging Muslim militants, hundreds of Christian refugees sheltering in remote mountains in the Maluku…

South China Morning Post - August 5, 2000

Vaudine England, Jakarta – Prosecutors say they will be ready to deliver a detailed indictment of former president Suharto on corruption charges…

Agence France Presse - August 5, 2000

Jakarta – More than 95 percent of the 144.5 trillion rupiah (16.8 billion dollars) of central bank liquidity credits extended to Indonesian…

August 4, 2000

Associated Press - August 4, 2000

Dili – UN peacekeepers in East Timor are now facing a well trained and disciplined anti-independence militia force that continues to use…

Asiaweek - August 4, 2000

Jose Manuel Tesoro, Jakarta – There can often be more than one Abdurrahman Wahid. There is Wahid the brave idealist, whose belief in political…

Asiaweek - August 4, 2000

Dewi Loveard, Jakarta – Shortly before Gus Dur (as President Abdurrahman Wahid is popularly known) was to face parliament in the interpellation…

Dow Jones Newswires - August 4, 2000

Tom Wright, Jakarta – Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid will likely survive a grilling by the nation's highest legislative body next week,…

Jakarta Post - August 4, 2000

Jakarta – A combination of incompetence and legacies from past regimes are inhibiting the government from upholding the law and protecting human…

South China Morning Post - August 4, 2000

Vaudine England, Jakarta – Significant though the corruption charges filed yesterday against former president Suharto are, his forthcoming trial…

Jakarta Post - August 4, 2000

The need for military support by the government and internal rivalry led to the latest military reshuffle, says military analyst Kusnanto Anggoro…

Detik - August 4, 2000

Dikhy Sasra/SWA, Jakarta – Approaching the Annual Session of the People's Consultative Assembly on 7-18 August 2000, demonstrations…

August 3, 2000

Far Eastern Economic Review - August 3, 2000

John McBeth, Jakarta – The sight of an elected president defying members of parliament who helped put him in office is hardly an advertisement for…

Detik - August 3, 2000

L Hakim, I Shalihin/SWA & AH, Jakarta – Although former president Suharto's case file has been handed over to the Public…

Tapol Press Release - August 3, 2000

The decision announced today by the Indonesian government that Suharto, the former dictator, will go on trial later this month on charges of…

Jakarta Post - August 3, 2000

Roderick Bowen, Palembang – The vegetation fires along the Riau – North Sumatra border that started on July 7 and sent smoke across the Straits of…

Straits Times - August 3, 2000

Jakarta – So who benefited from Tuesday's Yogyakarta meeting of the Big Four? Birthday boy Sultan Hamengkubuwono certainly did, catapulting…

Tempo - August 3, 2000

Bandung – After 13 years, the struggle of 800 farmers in Cimacan village, Cianjur regency, brings result. The 34-hectare land that so far had been…

Energy Asia - August 3, 2000

The Timor Gap Treaty signed between Australia and Indonesia during the rule of former president Suharto is illegal, and is not recognised by…

Jakarta Post - August 3, 2000

Ambon – Explosions erupted and gunshots rang out again in ravaged Ambon city on Wednesday, leaving at least 11 people injured. Heavily armed…

August 2, 2000

Sydney Morning Herald - August 2, 2000

Mark Dodd, Dili – The United States Ambassador to Indonesia has condemned Jakarta's "lamentable and inexcusable" failure to disarm militias…

South China Morning Post - August 2, 2000

Vaudine England, Yogyakarta – Indonesia's top leaders chose statesmanship over party politics yesterday when they answered the Sultan of…

Straits Times - August 2, 2000

Jakarta – Indonesia's National Logistics Agency (Bulog) has said that, as rice stocks were still plentiful, there was no need to sign any more…

The Australian - August 2, 2000

Paul Dillon, Ambon – The detention of five members of Indonesia's notorious Kopassus (Special Forces) in the Maluku islands has raised fears the…

Green Left Weekly - August 2, 2000

Jon Land – The confrontation on July 24 between pro-Jakarta militia forces from West Timor and a detachment of New Zealand soldiers from the…

Straits Times - August 2, 2000

Jakarta – Motorists in and around the capital are probably familiar with the sight of teenage boys and young men chasing after passing fuel trucks…

Agence France Presse - August 2, 2000 (slightly abridged)

Jakarta – Indonesian authorities plan to register all East Timorese refugees still on Indonesian soil and make a last offer, to either stay or…

Straits Times - August 2, 2000

Jakarta – Indonesia plans to develop two million hectares of new paddy fields outside Java to secure rice supplies for the growing…

Green Left Weekly - August 2, 2000

Pip Hinman – It took the July 24 murder of Leonard Manning, a New Zealand United Nations soldier in East Timor, to remind the world that the…

Jakarta Post - August 2, 2000

Jakarta – Housewives, motorists and taxi drivers hailed on Tuesday the Central Jakarta District Court's ruling allowing becak (three-wheeled…

Green Left Weekly - August 2, 2000

Max Lane - Protest actions took place in several Indonesian cities on July 27 to commemorate the 1996 attacks on the headquarters of the…

August 1, 2000

Sydney Morning Herald - August 1, 2000

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – Former guerilla fighter Mr Xanana Gusmao will become the first president of independent East Timor. After insisting for…

Jakarta Post - August 1, 2000

Kafil Yamin, Bandung – A good soldier knows what he is supposed to give as a present to his commander when he returns from duty in the jungle. Not…

Agence France Presse - August 1, 2000

Yogyakarta – Five top Indonesian political figures pledged here on Tuesday to set aside their differences and work together to safeguard the…

Jakarta Post - August 1, 2000

Jakarta – The destruction of Tanjung Puting National Park in Central Kalimantan shows no sign of stopping, leaving its few remaining orangutans –…

Interpress News Service - August 1, 2000

Jakarta – They may have become an annual ritual, but Indonesia's forest fires are by no means welcome events in this country – as well as in…

Jakarta Post - August 1, 2000

Jakarta – Over 1,000 people crammed into the Central Jakarta District Courthouse and joyfully screamed after the judges ruled in favor of becak (…

Indonesian Observer - August 1, 2000

Jakarta – State-owned oil and gas corporation Pertamina has dismissed 19,000 employees in a bid to reduce inefficiency.

Pertamina President…

Agence France Presse - August 1, 2000

Jakarta – Muslim assailants killed at least 23 Christians fleeing from an attack on their village into the jungles of the Indonesian island of…

Sydney Morning Herald - August 1, 2000

Hamish McDonald, Jakarta – The sudden transfer of a leading reformist general out of the Indonesian Army's most important combat command threatens…

South China Morning Post - August 1, 2000

Chris McCall, Jakarta – The military yesterday booted its most outspoken reformist general out of the command of the elite Kostrad strategic…

July 31, 2000

Australian Associated Press - July 31, 2000

Denis Peters and Linda McSweeny, Canberra – Australian unions and a prominent law firm have warned that workers rebuilding East Timor could be…

Jakarta Post - July 31, 2000

Jakarta – "I am really ashamed every time my counterparts from Malaysia and Singapore call me to complain about the haze coming from Sumatra,"…

Jakarta Post - July 31, 2000

Manado – Over half of the country's legislators, many ministers, generals and other high-ranking government officials were evading tax payments,…

The Australian - July 31, 2000

Don Greenlees, Jakarta – The Harco Hotel in central Jakarta is a dreary resting place for people travelling on the cheap. For 100,000 rupiah ($20…

Jakarta Post - July 31, 2000

Yogyakarta – More than 1,000 farmers flocked the campus of Gadjah Mada University here on Saturday to ask Yogyakarta King Sultan…

Indonesian Observer - July 31, 2000

Jakarta – Indonesian Defence Forces (TNI) spokesman Vice Marshall Graito Usodo yesterday said that TNI is set to announce a reshuffle of several…

South China Morning Post - July 31, 2000

Vaudine England, Jayapura – Tension is rising in the province of Irian Jaya, with almost daily incidents of protest, killing or intimidation…

South China Morning Post - July 31, 2000

Vaudine England – Large Papuan women with hatchets resting between their feet and men in war paint with traditional tall bows and arrows yesterday…

Agence France Presse - July 31, 2000

Jakarta – At least 15,000 separatists staged a peaceful protest in the Irian Jaya town of Manokwari yesterday to mark the 1969…