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January 20, 1999

Organising workers in Indonesia
Green Left Weekly - January 20, 1999

January 18, 1999

Communists relatives can form party
Media Indonesia - January 18, 1999 (BBC summary)
Court grants activist's demand for release
Agence France Presse - January 18, 1999
Aceh rekindles its separatist flame
Time - January 18, 1999

January 17, 1999

ABRI admit torture in TV 'sting'
Sunday Telegraph (London) - January 17, 1999
Musical chairs: military manoeuvres
Straits Times - January 17, 1999

January 16, 1999

Indonesia pushes on with bank bailout
Australian Financial Review - January 16, 1999
Unrest continues in South Sulawesi
Jakarta Post - January 16, 1999
Rupiah dives further after Brazil scare
Jakarta Post - January 16, 1999
Police shoot 41 highway robbers, arrest 326
Agence France Presse - January 16, 1999

January 15, 1999

Retired officers to launch new party
Indonesian Observer - January 15, 1999
130 million now living in poverty
Associated Press - January 15, 1999
Aceh students call for a Referendum
Waspada - January 15, 1999 (Slightly abridged)

January 14, 1999

25,000 police to be deployed in Jakarta
Agence France Presse - January 14, 1999

January 13, 1999

Teachers in shirts-off break Golkar
Agence France Presse - January 13, 1999
Controversial minister breaks with Golkar
Agence France Presse - January 13, 1999
Mistrust blamed for deadlocked bills
Jakarta Post - January 13, 1999
Military tipped to get 40 House seats
Indonesian Observer - January 13, 1999
Troops to be tried for Aceh deaths
Reuters - January 13, 1999
Students protest charges against activists
Associated Press - January 13, 1999
Rupiah slides on mounting political fears
Reuters - January 13, 1999
Chemicals from truck kill tonnes of fish
Siar - January 13, 1999
39,800 ha of plantation areas looted
Jakarta Post - January 13, 1999
Snipers to protect holiday traffic
Indonesian Observer - January 13, 1999
Habibie in the hot seat
Asia Inc - January 13, 1999
Indonesia 'could lose $8.4 b in investments'
Straits Times - January 13, 1999

January 12, 1999

'Golkar can win without bureaucracy'
Indonesian Observer - January 12, 1999
Separatism revives in Aceh
Washington Post - January 12, 1999
Female activists seek greater political role
Jakarta Post - January 12, 1999
Students to resume rallies after Idul Fitri
Jakarta Post - January 12, 1999
Jordan denies Prabowo sought citizenship
Indonesian Observer - January 12, 1999
ABRI responsible for Aceh deaths: Kontras
Serambi Indonesia - January 12, 1999
Pram rues his bleak house prospects
South China Morning Post - January 12, 1999
Two torture victims refuse to testify at trial
Agence France Presse - January 12, 1999
Metro Tile makers stage protest
Indonesian Observer - January 12, 1999

January 11, 1999

Government set to repeal subversion law
Jakarta Post - January 11, 1999
Army arrests troops for torture in Aceh
Reuters - January 11, 1999 (abridged)
Jakarta faces collapse from social problems
Straits Times - January 11, 1999

January 10, 1999

Riots erupt after mob kills four
Reuters - January 10, 1999
Thousands turn out for campaign launch
Agence France Presse - January 10, 1999

January 9, 1999

Troops raid Aceh village, 37 arrested
Agence France Presse - January 9, 1999

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