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July 3, 1997

ASIET - July 3, 1997

[This is an abridged translation of a chronology written by Coen Husein Pontoh, chair of the PRD affiliated National Peasants Union (STN), who…

Radio Australia - July 3, 1997

Indonesian police are to charge a Roman Catholic priest over harbouring three pro-democracy activists following serious riots in…

July 2, 1997

Digest No. 37 (Indonesian news with comment) - July 2, 1997

'Extra-budgetary' financing has always placed a question mark over the meaning of the Indonesian state budget. A new law might change all that.…

July 1, 1997

The Straits Times - July 1, 1997

Derwin Pereira, Jakarta – Indonesia's intelligence chief has predicted that more violence could hit the country in the run-up to next year's…

Tapol - 28 July, 1997

In a table headed, 'Kings, Queens and Dictators', Forbes lists the world's richest rulers, identifying the country, estimated worth,…

Financial Times - July 1, 1997

Peter Montagnon, Hong Kong – Britain would lose its lucrative arms trade with Indonesia if the Labour Government insists on a broad link between…

The Guardian - July 1, 1997

The guerrilla leader David Alex who has died aged 50 after being captured by Indonesian forces, had fought in the mountains of East Timor since…

June 30, 1997

The Australian - June 30, 1997

Interview by Greg Sheridan – The Indonesian political system does not reflect the wishes of the people and this has led to much of the recent…

June 28, 1997

East Timor Human Rights Centre - June 28, 1997

By Miranda Sissons, International Relations Program, Yale University. Summary of a forthcoming publication of the East Timor Human Rights Centre…

June 27, 1997

Agence France Presse - June 27, 1997

Jakarta – The Indonesian airforce is considering fighter planes from France, Sweden and Russia as possible alternatives for the US F-16 fighting…

Tapol - June 27, 1997

A Reuter report on 27 June quoted an army lieutenant as saying by phone from Dili: 'David Alex was buried in a public cemetery in Dili on Thursday…

East Timor Human Rights Centre - June 27, 1997

The ETHRC has received an urgent appeal from Baucau, East Timor, where 85 East Timorese people were arrested between 5 June and 16 June 1997. One…

Info Pembebasan (Liberation) - June 27, 1997

[The following is a translation of a statement sent to Action in Solidarity with Indonesia and East Timor (ASIET) by the underground Peoples…

June 26, 1997

ETISC Australia - June 26, 1997

We have good reason to believe that the Baucau commander of the East Timor armed Resistance, David Alex, is still alive contrary to claims by the…

ETISC Australia - June 26, 1997

We are deeply concerned over the safety of five East Timorese arrested together with the Baucau commander of the East Timor armed Resistance,…

Tapol (Abridged) - June 26, 1997

On June 16, 1997, the Indonesian Government will introduce the Manpower Bill to parliament and force its passage into law, thereby consolidating…

SiaR - June 26, 1997

Surabaya – Peoples Democratic Party (PRD) activists Coen Husein Pontoh and Mohammad Soleh, suffered injuries as a result of torture after the riot…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 26, 1997

Louise Williams, Jakarta – One of Indonesia's most influential economists has criticised the slowdown in deregulation and warned the Soeharto…

June 25, 1997

The Independent - June 25, 1997

Richard Lloyd Parry – Weeks after it announced a new "ethical dimension" to foreign policy, and Robin Cook the Foreign Secretary promised to "put…

June 24, 1997

Inside Indonesia - June 24, 1997

Ed Aspinall – General elections during the 30 years of President Suharto's New Order government were never times to make important decisions about…

AFP - June 24, 1997

Jakarta – An Indonesian journalist has died in hospital, two days after being admitted following a severe beating which left him in a coma.

June 23, 1997

Radio Australia - June 23, 1997

Indonesia has formally annouced the results of last month's general election, with the ruling Golkar party winning 325 seats in the…

Radio Australia - June 23, 1997

The Indonesian government has cancelled a controversial plan to hold a seminar to reassess the role of founding president, Sukarno, in…

East Timor International Support Center, Darwin - June 23, 1997

There is currently a climate of fear in East Timor with the launch of a sweep-up operation, called Gerakan Tuntas (Annihilation Campaign) , by the…

June 22, 1997

Straigts Times - June 22, 1997

Jakarta – Indonesia's Religious Affairs Minister Tarmizi Taher faced further criticism yesterday for having said it was halal (…

Straits Times - June 22, 1997

Susan Sim, Jakarta – Opposition leader Megawati Soekarnoputri marks the first anniversary of her ouster by a government-backed faction today,…

Radio Australia - June 22, 1997

An official of the opposition Indonesia Democracy Party or P-D-I has accused the government of tampering with election results.

Asiaweek - June 22, 1997

Keith Loveard, Jakarta – Indonesia's ruling group, Golkar, has always been in a no-lose situation. Under the country's electoral system, only…

June 20, 1997

The Wall Street Journal - June 20, 1997

Margot Cohen, Jakarta – Forget Batman, Spiderman, and even Rambo. Indonesia's new celluloid superhero bears the name Fatahillah, and he's bringing…

CNRM/RENETIL - June 20, 1997

Message to the UN Secretary-General, Kofi Annan

Your Excellence,

The general election is a vital process for the life of democracy in…

Reuters - June 20, 1997

Jakarta – Indonesia said on Friday it was considering buying air defence systems and fighter planes from Russia.

"We had sent a…

George J. Aditjondro - June 20, 1997

A new trend of "South-South colonialism" has emerged, where Southern companies are making heavy investments in the forestry sector of more…

Associated Press - June 20, 1997

Jakarta – Fifteen Indonesian youths burned an American flag in front of the US Embassy today and demanded that Americans be expelled…

Agence France Presse - June 20, 1997

Jakarta – Indonesia's President Suharto has ordered officials to negotiate the purchase of Russian fighter jets and other military hardware, a…

Amnesty International - June 20, 1997

Military claims that East Timorese armed resistance leader, David Alex, died yesterday while in the custody of the Indonesian military again…

June 19, 1997

ETISC, Darwin - June 19, 1997

We have received an urgent warning from a reliable source in Indonesia that the Indonesian Armed Forces (Abri), are planning an all-out offensive…

Australian Financial Reveiw - June 19, 1997

Greg Earl, Jakarta – The World Bank has warned that Indonesia is failing to make use of a period of high foreign investment and economic growth to…

Far Eastern Economic Review - June 19, 1997

John McBeth, Jakarta – There are two things President Suharto detests more than anything: critics questioning his administration's legitimacy and…

Deutsche Presse Agentur - June 19, 1997

Jakarta – On the eve of U.N. sponsored peace talks in New York, Indonesian military commanders in East Timor on Thursday vowed to…

Amnesty International - June 19, 1997

Three men, Virgilio dos Santos Pinto, Cancio da Costa and Gil Fernandes, arrested on or around 14 June 1997, are believed to be in military…

June 18, 1997

Radio Australia - June 18, 1997

A World Bank report says Indonesia does not need nuclear power. The report says Indonesia has the capacity to greatly increase its…

Labor Alerts/Labor News - June 18, 1997

[This information was passed along to Campaign for Labor Rights by the East Timor Action Network (ETAN), in North America, which received it from…

Melbourne Age - June 18, 1997

Louise Williams, Bali – A retired Indonesian naval officer stunned a diplomatic and business audience today by announcing that the geopolitical…

Radio Australia - June 18, 1997

The Indonesian government says it's planning to try to place tight controls on what enters the country on the Internet.

Radio Australia - June 18, 1997

Indonesia's new Information Minister, General Hartono, says there will be no relaxation in a law which allows the government to ban…

Associated Press - June 18, 1997

Jay Solomon, Jakarta – American Embassy officials here have grown increasingly somber over the past month, listening to the war of words between…

June 17, 1997

Interpress News Service - June 17, 1997

Farhan Haq, United Nations – Indonesian troops have stepped up a campaign of arrests and atrocities against the civilian population in East Timor…

Associated Press - June 17, 1997

Jakarta – Officials say communists were to blame for recent riots in East Java, and troops have been ordered to shoot troublemakers on sight, the…

Watch Indonesia, Berlin - June 17, 1997

In common letters to Indonesia's National Human Rights Commission, KOMNAS HAM, the UN Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial, Summary or Arbitrary…

Radio Australia - June 17, 1997

Landowners in Indonesia's Irian Jaya province have burned down six new houses built for migrants under a transmirgration resettlement…