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February 12, 1999

Agence France Presse - February 12, 1999

Jakarta – Indonesian police opened fire on thousands of workers staging a protest in East Java, wounding four people while another was…

Agence France Presse - February 12, 1999 (abridged)

Jakarta – The newly formed National Awakening Party (PKB) has nominated popular Moslem leader Abdurrahman "Gus Dur" Wahid as its…

Straits Times - February 12, 1999

Jakarta – Influential Muslim leader Abdurrahman Wahid has warned that a social revolution in Indonesia could claim up to three million lives and…

Reuters - February 12, 1999

Patrisia Prakarsa, Jakarta – East Timorese rebel leader Xanana Gusmao said Friday dialogue was needed among all groups involved in East Timor to…

Agence France Presse - February 12, 1999

Jakarta – The speed of Indonesia's change of heart over the future of East Timor, which could now become independent within months, has worried…

Asiaweek - February 12, 1999

Jose Manuel Tesoro, Jakarta – In the Indonesian political equation, the elements – Islamic groups, student fronts, opposition parties, military…

Agence France Presse - February 12, 1999

Karen Polglaze, Jakarta – Indonesia would be solely responsible should civil war break out in East Timor, a member of Indonesian President BJ…

February 11, 1999

The Australian - February 11, 1999

Don Greenlees – Indonesian Justice Minister Muladi yesterday signalled that a ban on Nobel peace prize winner Jose Ramos Horta from entering the…

Jakarta Post - February 11, 1999

Jakarta – Under the watchful eyes of some 300 supporters of the defendants, the Central Jakarta District Court on Wednesday conducted a speedy…

Far Eastern Economic Review - February 11, 1999

By John McBeth in Jakarta and Dan Murphy in Dili – Antonio da Silva lost his left ear to pro-independence Fretilin fighters. He doesn't intend to…

Agence France Presse - February 11, 1999

Jakarta – Three out of 11 Indonesian soldiers being court martialled for a series of kidnappings Thursday admitted to abducting some political…

February 10, 1999

Washington Post - February 10, 1999

Keith B. Richburg, Jakarta – With a smile, a wave and a clenched fist thrust defiantly in the air, East Timorese resistance leader Jose Alexandre…

Agence France Presse - February 10, 1999

Jakarta – In a highly critical self-assessment the World Bank has admitted it may have overlooked warning signs as the "Indonesian miracle" faded…

Reuters - February 10, 1999

Terry Friel, Jakarta – Nestled in a leafy Jakarta suburb, number 47 Jalan Percetakan Negara VII is an unlikely place to decide the fate of a…

Gerry van Klinken - February 10, 1999

The armed forces (ABRI) includes the army, navy, air force and police. All are involved in repression in East Timor, but the army is the most…

Dow Jones Newswires - February 10, 1999

McCarthy, Jakarta – Indonesian elections and the prospect of a new government this year probably won't derail the country's major economic reform…

American Reporter - February 10, 1999

Andreas Harsono, Jakarta – In a move which surprised both supporters and opponents, Indonesian opposition leader Megawati Sukarnoputri declared…

Indonesian Observer - February 10, 1999

Jakarta – Forty-nine new political parties have registered at the Justice Ministry to contest the June general election, but only 17…

February 9, 1999

Kompas - February 9, 1999

Jakarta – Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ali Alatas, denied that an agreement between Indonesia and Portugal has been reached to settle the East…

Agence France Presse - February 9, 1999

Jakarta – The initial findings of an investigation by the attorney general's office and the foreign ministry have failed to find any…

Jakarta Post - February 9, 1999

Jakarta – Observers urged the Armed Forces (ABRI) on Monday to reconsider its shoot-on-sight order against rioters, saying that capturing the…

Serambi Indonesia - February 9, 1999 (BBC summary)

Idi Cut – Residents have found bullet cartridges produced by the Bandung-based State Munitions Industries [Pindad] scattered around the Idi Cut…

Jakarta Post - February 9, 1999

Olle Tornquist, Oslo – Almost every day, I am asked two questions. The first is terribly hard to answer in a manner both brief and academically…

Agence France Presse - February 9, 1999

Jakarta – Indonesian security forces arrested scores of students Tuesday as they marched towards parliament in the first big anti-…

February 8, 1999

Jakarta Post - February 8, 1999

They have no identity and are nameless. They are almost invisible, and, above all, certainly untouchable. Yet, they are so powerful as to have…

Time - February 8, 1999

John Colmey and David Liebhold, Jakarta - In the financial world they call it the poison pill, a labyrinth of cross-vested interests designed to…

Financial Review - February 8, 1999

Greg Earl, Jakarta – Indonesia has pushed ahead with its new quest for international assistance, as Japan confirmed it would provide $US2.4…

Jakarta Post - February 8, 1999

Jakarta The rush to prepare independent observers of the polls, slated to take place in barely five months, continues as the country's two largest…

Reuters - February 8, 1999

Evelyn Leopold, United Nations – Indonesia apparently has agreed for the first time to a UN ballot in troubled East Timor as its foreign minister…

Tempo - February 8, 1999 (BBC summary)

Jakarta – Ex-president Suharto's brother-in-law, Ibnu Hartomo, has denied that he is seeking to protect Suharto by setting up a coalition of new…

Reuters - February 8, 1999

Jakarta – Indonesia's official Human Rights Commission said on Monday religious rioting could easily break out again in the eastern island of…

February 7, 1999

The Independent (UK) - February 7, 1999

Diarmid O'Sullivan, Dili – In the garden of a house in Dili, capital of East Timor, a hundred villagers are camping out in fear of their lives.…

Antara - February 7, 1999

Troubled Province's Release To enable RI To Concentrate on Development, Says President

Jakarta – If Timor is release from its fold,…

Reuters - February 7, 1999

Jakarta – The death toll from a clash between civilians and security forces in Indonesia's troubled Aceh province last week has risen to 21, a…

February 6, 1999

Agence France Presse - February 6, 1999

Jakarta – The Indonesian military has been given orders to shoot-on-sight in a bid to stamp out violence, Indonesian armed forces chief General…

Agence France Presse - February 6, 1999 (abridged)

Jakarta – In the latest incidents of mass violence to hit Indonesia, separate mobs attacked a police post in Sumatra and burned the parliament…

International Herald Tribune - February 6, 1999

Michael Richardson, Jakarta – An Indonesian proposal to consider independence for East Timor if the disputed territory refuses to accept autonomy…

February 5, 1999

Jakarta Post - February 5, 1999

Jakarta – The new law on political parties has cut the traditional sources of funding for the ruling party Golkar: contributions from civil…

The Guardian (UK) - February 5, 1999

John Aglionby, Jakarta – Indonesian soldiers and police fired into a crowd of thousands of people returning from an Islamic prayer meeting in the…

Mimbar - February 5, 1999

Lhokseumawe – Thousands of people coming from all parts of East Aceh made their way Thursday to Arakundo bridge to search the river for bodies of…

Agence France Presse - February 5, 1999 (abridged)

Jakarta – The governor of Indonesia's troubled Aceh province has called for the country to change from a republic to a federation to…

SiaR - February 5, 1999

[The following is a translation by Down to Earth of a report from Musirawas (South Sumatra) by local journalist, Taufik Wijaya. It was dated…

Asiaweek - February 5, 1999

Tom McCawley, Jakarta – Twenty years ago, Defense Minister Gen. Muhamad Yusuf issued a stern warning to Indonesia's armed forces. "All serving…

BBC World Service - February 5 1999

[The following is a transcription from a recording of a live report by Jonathan Head in East Timor.]

JH: The army strongly denies…

February 4, 1999

Suara Pembaruan - February 4, 1999

East Timorese resistance leader Xanana Gusmao has pressed the Indonesian govt to disband the para-militaries in East Timor. He said their presence…

Rights Foundation (Yayasan HAK) - February 4, 1999

Dili – In November 1998, 11 East Timorese were killed and 831 displaced in the sub-regency of Alas, Manufahi regency, due to acts of terror,…

World Socialist Daily - February 4, 1999

Peter Symonds – After months of debate and haggling, the Indonesian parliament last week passed a series of amended political laws, which…

February 3, 1999

Agence France Presse - February 3, 1999

Jakarta – The death toll in fighting between Moslem and Christian communities in Ambon in eastern Indonesia's Maluku province that began last…

Jakarta Post - February 3, 1999

Jakarta – University rectors across the country are to recruit 450,000 students to monitor voting at 75 percent of the estimated 600,000 polling…

Jakarta Post - February 3, 1999

Jakarta - Amid escalating tension in East Timor, the Armed Forces (ABRI) has denied supplying ammunition to the province to terrorize pro-…