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May 20, 1999

New York Times - May 20, 1999

David E. Sanger, Washington – Top Clinton administration officials said Wednesday that they had pressed the World Bank to make sure that more than…

Straits Times - May 20, 1999

Marianne Kearney, Jakarta – As Indonesia's election campaign kicked off, analysts here predict that the ruling Golkar still has a strong chance of…

May 19, 1999

Agence France Presse - May 19, 1999 (slightly abridged)

Jakarta – Indonesia's electoral campaign got off to a lacklustre start in the troubled territory of East Timor Wednesday, largely ignored by a…

Sydney Morning Herald - May 19, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – President B.J. Habibie's campaign to be elected at June polls suffered a serious blow yesterday when three main…

May 17, 1999

South China Morning Post - May 17, 1999

Vaudine England, Jakarta – Residents of the Maluku province capital, Ambon, were burying their dead from the latest outbreak of mob anger and…

Agence France Presse - May 17, 1999

Jakarta – Former Indonesian president Suharto has ordered lawyers to sue Time magazine over a report that it had traced 15 billion dollars…

Agence France Presse - May 17, 1999

Jakarta – A year after Indonesia's long-time president Suharto handpicked his protege B.J. Habibie to succeed him, the German-trained technocrat…

Agence France Presse - May 17, 1999

Jakarta – A total of 48 political parties are contesting Indonesia's June 7 elections, the first since the fall of president Suharto whose Golkar…

Agence France Presse - May 17, 1999

Jakarta – Two witnesses at the corruption trial of a son of former president Suharto on Monday retracted statements that a company he controlled…

May 15, 1999

Sydney Morning Herald - May 15, 1999

Indonesia faces its first post-Soeharto elections with fears of mob violence not just during the polls but afterwards, as Louise Williams reports…

South China Morning Post - May 15, 1999

Vaudine England, Jakarta – The nomination of President Bacharuddin Habibie as the sole presidential candidate of the Golkar party is a sign not of…

May 14, 1999

Indonesian Observer - May 14, 1999

Jakarta – Most of the people gunned down by the military in the staunchly Islamic province of Aceh earlier this month were shot at from behind,…

Agence France Presse - May 14, 1999

Jakarta – Scores of farmers were arrested and 11 were missing from villages in Indonesia's West Java province after a protest over a…

Agence France Presse - May 14, 1999

Jakarta – Indonesia's ruling Golkar party agreed early Friday to nominate President B.J. Habibie as its sole candidate for the next presidency to…

Agence France Presse - May 14, 1999

Jakarta – Clashes broke out between local army battalion and a special Indonesian force in the East Timor town of Baucau, a rights…

May 13, 1999

World Socialist Daily - May 13, 1999 (abridged)

Terry Cook – An appeal for support from striking Indonesian garment workers employed by the Japanese-owned Berbek sweater manufacturing company in…

Australian Financial Review - May 13, 1999

Tim Dodd, Dili – Dr Kevin Baker has a simple rule of thumb for determining who is on which side in East Timor's civil strife.

If a man…

The Age - May 13, 1999

Lindsay Murdoch, Dili – Threats and attacks by pro-Jakarta militias are preventing aid agencies from sending tonnes of urgently needed rice and…

Business Times (Singapore) - May 13, 1999

Golkar deputy chairman Marzuki Darusman talks to Yang Razali Kassim about the many politically volatile issues facing Indonesia today

Q: The…

The Australian - May 13, 1999

Brian Woodley, Dili – East Timor's main pro-Indonesian group, which claims to run the militias behind a campaign of terror across the province,…

Financial Times (London) - May 13, 1999

Sander Thoenes, Jakarta – Indonesia's opposition party has yet to reveal its party programme for next month's general election but the supporters…

American Reporter - May 13, 1999

Andreas Harsono, Jakarta – It is still more than six months until Indonesia will choose a new president, but the most likely candidates are…

Radio National - May 13, 1999

Catholic leaders march on day of peace in East Timorese capital. Residents of East Timor's capital Dili witnessed a rare display of peace today…

May 12, 1999

Jakarta Post - May 12, 1999

Jakarta – Following the military's revelation that at least 10 people were killed in recent clashes among party supporters, leaders of the 48…

Agence France Presse - May 12, 1999

Jakarta – Thousands of students Wednesday peacefully marked the first anniversary of the shooting of their peers which triggered days of rioting…

Interpress Services - May 12, 1999

Kafil Yamin, Bandung – Asih is only in her 40s, but she is already a grandmother four times over. She married at 12 and had three children by the…

Jakarta Post editorial - May 12, 1999

With less than four weeks left to the June 7 general election, signs are growing that the polls – the most crucial this country has held in its 54…

Waspada - May 12, 1999 (slightly abridged)

The Deputy Head of the Provincial Government in Aceh, Yusri Hadjerat (who belongs to the ABRI faction in local government) told students and the…

Sydney Morning Herald - May 12, 1999

Mark Dodd, Dili – The guns of the East Timorese armed resistance would remain silent despite desperate attempts to provoke them by pro-Indonesian…

May 11, 1999

Agence France Presse - May 11, 1999

Lhokseumawe – Five grenade blasts Tuesday rocked the headquarters of the air defence battalion in Indonesia's troubled Aceh province but there…

Jakarta Post - May 11, 1999

K. Basrie, Banda Aceh – Victims and witnesses of the May 3 shooting at Krueng Geukueh in North Aceh asserted over the weekend that the military…

Financial Times (London) - May 11, 1999

Many Indonesians, both in the Christian minority and the Moslem majority, are uncomfortable with the sudden prominence of Islam in politics.…

Dow Jones Newswires - May 11, 1999

Canberra – The Australian government will open a consulate-general office in East Timor in order to monitor the changes occurring in the…

Matabean - 11 May 1999 (translated by Tapol)

Dili – As a consequence of continuing clashes between pro-independence and pro-integration groups, the Dili-based Suara Timor Timur…

May 10, 1999

Jakarta Post - May 10, 1999

Jakarta – Activists have deplored the government's recent rejection of a United Nations (UN) report on violence against women in Indonesia, on the…

Reuters - May 10, 1999

Jakarta – Indonesian President B.J. Habibie said on Monday he was appointing Justice Minister Muladi to the powerful post of state…

Agence France Presse - May 10, 1999

Jakarta – Fresh violence broke out in the eastern Indonesian islands of Maluku as villagers from three villages clashed on the weekend…

Jakarta Post - May 10, 1999

Jakarta – Party functions held by the ruling Golkar across Java over the weekend were met with hostile receptions, and at one site led to an…

Reuters - May 10, 1999

Jakarta – Indonesia's ruling party Golkar may be barred from campaigning for the June 7 elections after charges that it had used money…

CNRT statement - May 10, 1999

To the East Timorese people, the members of the CNRT To all those in a position of leadership, in Dili, especially Youth of Loriko Aswain.

…

May 9, 1999

New York Times - May 9, 1999

Philip Shenon, Washington – The Clinton administration has decided to offer riot-control training to the Indonesian police in preparation for next…

Agence France Presse - May 9, 1999

Dili – New violence flared between pro-and anti-Indonesia factions in the East Timor capital Sunday, with shots fired and attacks on foreign…

May 8, 1999

Deutsche Presse Agentur - May 8, 1999

Sydney – The Indonesian military is not abiding by its promise to stay neutral in the run up the the August ballot in which 800,000 East Timorese…

South China Morning Post - May 8 1999

Vaudine England, Lhokseumawe – The day after special services were held in mosques around Aceh to commemorate the dead from Monday's massacre,…

Associated Press - May 8, 1999

Dili – The United Nations' top police officer arrived in troubled East Timor Saturday, saying he had little time to set up crucial security…

May 7, 1999

Jakarta Post - May 7, 1999

Jakarta – President B.J. Habibie reiterated on Thursday his warning of a communist threat, Marhaenism and socialism – which some people dub "Komas…

Reuters - May 7, 1999

Anthony Goodman, United Nations – The UN Security Council unanimously endorsed Friday agreements that will enable the people of East Timor, a…

May 6, 1999

Far Eastern Economic Review - May 6, 1999

John McBeth, Jakarta – While Indonesian students and other activists were expending their considerable energies trying to get rid of President B.J…

Reuters - May 6, 1999

Krueng Geukueh – An army massacre of unarmed protesters in Indonesia's Aceh province may breathe new life into the restive territory's…

South China Morning Post - May 6, 1999

Vaudine England, Banda Aceh – Contrary to official claims yesterday that the death toll in Monday's massacre in the Aceh province town of…