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April 1, 2000

Kompas - April 1, 2000

Jakarta – After more than two years of waiting as a result of unclear stories, Diah Sujirah, the wife of a young poet and member of the People's…

Straits Times - April 1, 2000

Derwin Pereira, Jakarta – The Indonesian government yesterday delayed a fuel hike to avert threats of mass demonstrations in the country.

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Agence France Presse - April 1, 2000

Jakarta – Two aircraft passengers were wounded when separatist rebels in Aceh province yesterday attacked the police posted at an…

Straits Times - April 1, 2000

Marianne Kearney, Semarang – Charismatic Vice-President Megawati Sukarnoputri is still hugely popular with ordinary Indonesians. But her…

Sydney Morning Herald - April 1, 2000

Joanna Jolly, Tuapukan – The song is the most popular in the camp. "UNAMET go home, you only came for a few months, but many people died," the…

International Herald Tribune - April 1, 2000

Michael Richardson, Singapore – The United States is moving toward restoring full military ties with Indonesia that were cut in September when…

Sydney Morning Herald - April 1, 2000

Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – After taking part in or helping to loot almost everything of value in East Timor last year, Indonesian soldiers are…

Associated Press - April 1, 2000

Heather Paterson, Dili – East Timor may be heading for renewed political turmoil as its former independence movement – now relieved of the common…

Agence France Presse - April 1. 2000

Indonesia has consulted the International Monetary Fund on its delay in raising fuel prices, said Economics Minister Kwik Kian Gie. He…

Jakarta Post - April 1, 2000

Jakarta – The government collected Rp 95.57 trillion (US$12.74 billion) in income, sales, value-added and property taxes in the fiscal year which…

Jakarta Post - April 1, 2000

Jakarta – Jakarta Police chief Maj. Gen. Nurfaizi said on Friday the capital would be on high alert from Saturday through until the end of April…

Agence France Presse - April 1, 2000

Jakarta – The Indonesian capital, put on top security alert in anticipation of planned massive demonstrations against fuel price hikes, was…

Kompas - April 1, 2000 (abridged)

Jakarta – Although on Friday the government delayed the price increase of fuel, thousands of high school, university students and workers went…

Detikcom - April 1, 2000

Esther Permatasari, Jakarta – Around 2000 students from the National Student League for Democracy (LMND) and 5000 workers under the…

March 31, 2000

Jakarta Post - March 31, 2000

Jakarta – Seven student and labor organizations have vowed to bring some 10,000 people to the streets on Saturday to protest the government's plan…

Washington Post - March 31, 2000

Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Noelbaki refugee camp – Sitting on a rickety wooden bed frame in a cramped corner of her barracks, with only a sheet to…

South China Morning Post - March 31, 2000

Joanna Jolly – An organised campaign of misinformation regarding the situation in East Timor is preventing many refugees from returning home, say…

The Melbourne Age - March 31, 2000

Tom Fawthrop, Dili – Riot police and UN peacekeepers held back a mob of more than 800 angry East Timorese protesters outside the world body's…

The Australian - March 31, 2000

Don Greenlees, Kupang – Even in a military known for disregarding civil rights, Korem 164 is a notorious unit. Its men will be remembered either…

Straits Times - March 31, 2000

Jakarta – Indonesian police fired tear gas during clashes yesterday with protesters against a planned weekend increase in fuel and electricity…

Jakarta Post - March 31, 2000

Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid openly criticized his Cabinet – particularly the economic team – on Thursday, banning ministers from…

Associated Press - March 31, 2000

Slobodan Lekic, Jakarta – Leaning forward in his armchair, Indonesia's founding father, President Sukarno, hands a sheaf of papers to a general…

Jakarta Post - March 31, 2000

Sidrap – Thousands of farmers in Sidrap regency, some 230 kilometers north of the South Sulawesi capital of Makassar, have threatened to stop…

Antara - March 31, 2000

Jakarta – The Indonesian government has shut down polluting pulp maker PT Inti Indorayon Utama (JSX: INRU) in Porsea, North Sumatra,…

March 30, 2000

Agence France Presse - March 30, 2000

Banda Aceh – Unidentified gunmen killed at least seven people, including three policemen, and injured two in a series of shootings in restive Aceh…

Mandiri - March 30, 2000

Jakarta – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has warned that instability could occur if the government presses ahead with its plan to increase…

Sydney Morning Herald - March 30, 2000

Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – Only a day after attending a lavish reception in Jakarta for his grand-daughter's wedding, former president Soeharto…

Washington Post - March 30, 2000

Rajiv Chandrasekaran, Dili – Louis Nkopipe spent last week in the sweltering Dili courthouse conducting a crash course on elementary legal…

The Melbourne Age - March 30, 2000 (abridged)

Paul Daley, Canberra – Paul Keating has launched another attack on John Howard's handling of the East Timor crisis, repeating his allegation that…

Business Times - March 30, 2000

Shoeb Kagda – Concern over the International Monetary Fund (IMF) delaying its next loan payment of US$400 million to Indonesia sent the rupiah…

March 29, 2000

Jakarta Post - March 29, 2000

Singapore – The chief of the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA) said Tuesday top Indonesian ministers have given "verbal" approval to…

Agence France Presse - March 29, 2000

Hundreds of Indonesian illegal immigrants rioted at a holding centre in Johor. Local newspaper reports quoted an Indonesian consulate…

Straits Times - March 29, 2000

Jakarta – The Indonesian government will pay out 495.8 billion rupiah (S$112 million) in subsidies for the poor and public transport operators to…

Straits Times - March 29, 2000

Jakarta – A close friend of former president Suharto was detained yesterday by the Attorney-General's office in connection with an investigation…

Green Left Weekly - March 29, 2000

Pip Hinman – Indonesian House of Representatives speaker and Golkar faction leader Akbar Tandjung wants the Abdurrahman Wahid government to ratify…

Green Left Weekly - March 29. 2000

Comment by Max Lane – Socialists and progressive people face an important challenge in the coming few years to match the "solidarity" the…

Jakarta Post - March 29, 2000

Editorial and opinion – Competing agendas remain one hindrance to reform within the Indonesian Military, says Damien Kingsbury, the Executive…

March 28, 2000

Jakarta Post - March 28, 2000

Medan – The provincial authorities have banned the Aceh Community Congress (Konggres Masyarakat Aceh), scheduled to begin on Monday and last…

Stratfor Global Intelligence Update - March 28, 2000

Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid has proposed breaking his country's reliance on the United States for military equipment. He proposed that…

Straits Times - March 28, 2000

Semarang – Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid said yesterday that his government will propose that the country's next president and vice-…

March 27, 2000

Straits Times - March 27, 2000

Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid said Indonesia must develop its own military industries, diversify its weapons- sourcing and move away from…

The Melbourne Age - March 27, 2000

Paul Daley, Canberra – Indonesian military figures associated with the discredited Suharto regime are deliberately smearing Australia with…

Agence France Presse - March 27, 2000

Jakarta – Three generals, allegedly involved in quashing a 1984 riot in Jakarta when scores of Muslim militants died, have been identified by the…

Indonesian Observer - March 27, 2000

Jakarta – The Indonesian Corruption Watch (ICW) – a watchdog body that monitors abuses involving corruption, collusion, and nepotism (KKN) –…

Agence France Presse - March 27, 2000

Jakarta – An armed mob yesterday torched a market in Jayapura, the capital of Indonesia's eastern province of Irian Jaya, after a…

International Herald Tribune - March 27, 2000

Michael Richardson, Jakarta – After sidelining the military and consolidating democracy in Indonesia, a country long used to authoritarian rule,…

March 26, 2000

Associated Press - March 26, 2000

Jakarta – Police found the remains of at least 34 foetuses yesterday at a burial site on the southern outskirts of Jakarta.

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March 25, 2000

Agence France Presse - March 25, 2000

Jakarta – Three hundred East Timorese crossed the border to return home from West Timor yesterday, a week before Jakarta cuts off all…

Straits Times - March 25, 2000

Jakarta – Indonesia's General Elections Commission (KPU), plagued by allegations of corruption, has elected a presidium to replace its chairman,…

Agence France Presse - March 25, 2000

Jakarta – The people of Aceh are planning to hold an all-Aceh congress next month to seek a peaceful settlement to the problems of the…