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December 30, 2006

Jakarta Post - December 30, 2006

Ary Hermawan, Jakarta – Theologically, Islam encourages its adherents to perform philanthropic deeds in the widest sense, but Indonesian Muslims often only do so in the light of persona

December 15, 2005

Lusa - December 15, 2005

Dili – President Xanana Gusmco Thursday criticized the East Timorese government's decision to begin paying benefits to former guerrilla freedom fighters as premature and destined to pro

November 23, 2005

Green Left Weekly - November 23, 2005

Max Lane – The Indonesian government's policy, announced last month, of giving a A$40 handout to people on an income of less than $25 per month as compensation for rises in fuel prices

November 2, 2005

Green Left Weekly - November 2, 2005

Max Lane – It has been almost a month since the Indonesian government increased the retail price of petrol by 126% and of kerosene by 300%.

September 2, 2005

Agence France Presse - September 2, 2005

Jakarta – Indonesia could be forced to cut back on a state funded compensation scheme for the poor which was supposed to compensate for a reduction in fuel subsidies planned for October

March 7, 2005

Jakarta Post - March 7, 2005

The government has cut fuel subsidies, but raised subsidies for other things including health and education for the country's poorest families.

March 19, 2004

September 12, 2002

May 1, 2000

Jakarta Post - May 1, 2000

Jimbaran, Bali – Aside from mismanagement, poverty and overpopulation have aggravated the development of a social security system in Indonesia.

March 29, 2000

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 offset planned fuel price hikes.

June 21, 1999

Jakarta Post - June 21, 1999

Jakarta – The number of city residents purchasing rice via the city-run inexpensive rice program increased by nearly 70 percent to 118,417 families in May from 69,998 families in March,