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February 8, 2000

Australian Associated Press - February 8, 2000

John Martinkus, Kupang – Exiled pro-Indonesian East Timorese militiamen are making ends meet by selling their military-supplied weapons to…

Jakarta Post - February 8, 2000

Jakarta – The continuing conflict in Maluku falls into line with the Army's struggle to protect its political and economic interests following the…

Sydney Morning Herald - February 8, 2000

Jakarta – The planned trial of 20 men, 18 of them military personnel, accused of shooting down 56 Acehnese in cold blood last July has been…

Agence France Presse - February 8, 2000

Jakarta – The number of known hard drug addicts in Jakarta has soared by at least 400 percent in the past three years, and the real…

Reuters - February 8, 2000

Soraya Permatasari, Jakarta – The Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA) on Tuesday won its battle to oust the head of auto conglomerate…

Sydney Morning Herald - February 8, 2000

Mark Dodd, Dili – Victims in what could have been East Timor's worst massacre last year were registered by Indonesian officials before being…

February 7, 2000

The Independent - February 7, 2000

Richard Lloyd Parry – On the day that the crucial find was made, early in October last year, it was already much too late for East Timor. Its…

Jakarta Post - February 7, 2000

Banda Aceh – An armed gang attacked and set fire to the terminal of Malikussaleh Airport, which serves the economically strategic Arun gasfields,…

Sydney Morning Herald - February 7, 2000

Andrew McNaughtan – The truth is out – officially. A year ago, when the Indonesian military's covert campaign to hold East Timor through coercion…

February 6, 2000

Agence France Presse - February 6, 2000

Jakarta – The ethnic-Chinese community on the Indonesian island of Bali was urged to remain calm on Sunday after their homes were marked by…

Business Review - February 6, 2000

Washington – The International Monetary Fund (IMF) threw Indonesia a new financial lifeline on Friday, approving a new three-year loan worth $5…

Jakarta Post - February 6, 2000

Singgir Kartana, Surakarta – Surakarta, better known as Solo, is famous for its beautiful women, a phenomenon that inspired the late Ismail…

February 5, 2000

Jakarta Post - February 5, 2000

Yogyakarta – The Indonesian Military (TNI) is now in worse shape than at any point in its history, chairman of the Reform Faction at the House of…

Jakarta Post - February 5, 2000

Emmy Fitri, Jakarta – Although he is facing imminent retirement, cabinet suspension and censure for alleged human rights abuse, no one doubts that…

Sydney Morning Herald - February 5, 2000

Mark Riley, New York – East Timor risks regressing into social turmoil unless the World Bank releases funds for reconstruction projects, the…

Associated Press - February 5, 2000

Geoff Spencer, Jakarta – They have been terrorized, their houses and businesses wrecked and burned in wave after wave of riots and political…

Agence France Presse - February 5, 2000

London – Secret military documents implicate Indonesia's top generals in a campaign of coercion and repression in East Timor intended to prevent…

February 4, 2000

Financial Times - February 4, 2000

Ted Bardacke – The umbrella group representing the leadership of East Timor is planning to hold a national congress in August to decide on "major…

Sydney Morning Herald - February 4, 2000

Ambon – The Indonesian military's support of Muslim extremists in Maluku province appears to be growing, partly because of the failure of…

Jakarta Post - February 4, 2000

Jakarta – The discourse on whether Coordinating Minister for Political Affairs and Security Gen. Wiranto should resign over the East Timor debacle…

Jakarta Post - February 4, 2000

Jakarta – Criticism against President Abdurrahman 'Gus Dur' Wahid has been relentless since he took office three months ago, but for the first…

February 3, 2000

South China Morning Post - February 3, 2000

Joanna Jolly, Dili – The United Nations is searching 29 grave sites in an area of the East Timorese enclave of Oecussi where witnesses say 75…

Far Eastern Economic Review - February 3, 2000

Nayan Chanda, John McBeth and Dan Murphy, Jakarta – President Abdurrahman Wahid likes a good pun. So when General Electric's vice-president and…

Associated Press - February 3, 2000

Jakarta – The prospects for peace in troubled Aceh province were unclear Thursday, with a separatist leader denying a report that he had reached a…

February 2, 2000

Green Left Weekly - February 2, 2000

Max Lane – Jakarta's long war against East Timor may be (officially) over and may now be less of a "foreign policy issue" in formal Australian-…

Sydney Morning Herald - February 2, 2000

Mark Riley, New York – The head of the United Nations' human rights probe into East Timor has called for a South African-style truth and…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2000

Jakarta – Twelve Muslim-based parties which collected only 3 percent of votes among them in last year's general election announced on Tuesday…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2000

Jakarta – Coordinating Minister for Political Affairs and Security Gen. Wiranto dismissed on Tuesday calls for his resignation over the East Timor…

Agence France Presse - February 2, 2000 (abridged)

Banda Aceh – At least five people were killed in Indonesia's unruly province of Aceh as a police spokesman said Wednesday security forces had…

The Melbourne Age - February 2, 2000

Scott Burchill – The Indonesian Government doesn't have an impressive record of investigating its own crimes in East Timor. And the Australian…

Green Left Weekly - February 2, 2000

On January 31, the investigation by the Indonesian National Commission for Human Rights into atrocities and human rights abuses in East Timor will…

Jakarta Post - February 2, 2000

Jakarta – The second Riau People's Congress in the provincial capital Pekanbaru concluded on Tuesday with a poll that resulted in a majority vote…

Agence France Presse - February 2, 2000

Jakarta – Indonesia's main aid donors on Wednesday pledged up to 4.7 billion dollars in loans to support the country's 2000 budget but deferred a…

February 1, 2000

Sydney Morning Herald - February 1, 2000 (abridged)

Jakarta – An Indonesian MP who had campaigned for the prosecution of military officers guilty of rights abuses in troubled Aceh province has been…

Agence France Presse - February 1, 2000

Kupang – Five months after their flight from violence in East Timor, more than 150,000 people are still languishing in West Timorese camps where…

The Independent - February 1, 2000

Richard Lloyd Parry, Dili – The truth is that it had been brewing for weeks, but the trouble really began at the former school building in the…

Jakarta Post - February 1, 2000

Jakarta – The National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) has implicated former Indonesian Military (TNI) chief Gen. Wiranto and four other…

Agence France Presse - February 1, 2000

Sydney – Indonesia should be left by the international community to pursue allegations of human rights abuses against its military in East Timor,…

Human Rights Watch - February 2000

Indonesia lurched further toward democracy during the year, but serious regional conflicts, a weak legal system, and delicate civil-military…

January 31, 2000

Indonesian Human Rights Commission Investigative Commission on Violence in East Timor - January 31, 2000

Jakarta - January 31, 2000

[The following is the full text a secret report for the Indonesian Government which makes it clear that the TNI directed the militia violence…

Detik - January 31, 2000

Budi Sugiharto/Hendra & GB, Surabaya – Around 2,000 thousand demonstrators calling themselves "The Association of Sampang People" from the…

Hong Kong Standard - January 31, 2000

Lo Pui-Kwan – Indonesian domestic helpers yesterday formed their own union – the first in Asia – to fight abuse they say they suffer during their…

The Melbourne Age - January 31, 2000

Ambon – Indonesian's top general in the embattled Muluku islands said today that four soldiers were involved in the massacre of 24 Christian…

South China Morning Post - January 31, 2000

Vaudine England, Jakarta – Food shortages are cutting into daily life in the Maluku Islands, as fighting between communities and religious groups…

South China Morning Post - January 31, 2000

Reuters in Tokyo – Indonesia's parliament may revise the nation's constitution to abolish a clause under which the vice-president automatically…

Sydney Morning Herald - January 31, 2000

Marian Wilkinson – Indonesian security forces drew up extensive plans weeks before the United Nations ballot to move 200,000 people from East…

South China Morning Post - January 31, 2000

Xanana Gusmao travelled through six Asian nations last week with his colleague in the East Timorese leadership, Jose Ramos Horta, seeking…

Reuters - January 31, 2000

Jakarta – The violence and political uncertainty enveloping Indonesia pose serious risks for the economy and investment, but those willing to take…

Time Magazine - January 31, 2000

Transport Minister Agum Gumelar, an active three-star general, is one of the Indonesian military's leading intellectuals and a strong candidate…