Dan Murphy, Washington – The Bush administration has decided to release to the Indonesian military money that was held up after a preliminary US…
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July 22, 2003
Christian Science Monitor - July 22, 2003
Jakarta Post - July 22, 2003
Moch. N. Kurniawan, Jakarta – The Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources said on Monday that it would give 102 mining firms the chance to…
Jakarta Post - July 22, 2003
Andi Hajramurni, Makassar – At least one person was killed and 25 others injured as police fired shots at more than 1,000 villagers in Makassar,…
Agence France Presse - July 22, 2003
Jakarta – The National Commission on Human Rights (Komnas HAM) has asked a court to order several serving or former generals to answer…
Kompas - July 22, 2003
Jakarta – There are only a few books which mention that [Indonesia's founding President] Sukarno was involved in the 30GS rebellion(1). Conversely…
July 21, 2003
Agence France Presse - July 21, 2003
Former Indonesiam president Suharto is still too ill to face trial on corruption charges involving hundreds of millions of dollars, Attorney…
Antara - July 21, 2003
Semarang – Prabowo Subianto Djoyohadikusumo, a son-in-law of former president Soeharto, met with Golkar members in Semarang, Central…
Laksamana.Net - July 21, 2003
President Megawati Sukarnoputri and her Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) have finally recognized the importance of gaining support…
Jakarta Post - July 21, 2003
Azis Tunny, Maluku – More than 202,000 people, or 39,000 families, continue to languish in Maluku refugee camps more than four years after…
Jakarta Post - July 21, 2003
M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – A decree outlawing the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) and one on the impeachment of founding president Sukarno are…
July 20, 2003
Sunday Times (London) - July 20, 2003
Eben Kirksey and Jack Grimston – Britain's biggest company, BP, has angered human rights groups by becoming involved with Indonesia's brutal…
July 19, 2003
Jakarta Post - July 19, 2003
Fabiola Desy Unidjaja, Jakarta – The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) renewed its commitment on Thursday to support the…
Jakarta Post - July 19, 2003
A'an Suryana, Jakarta – The Development Finance Comptroller (BPKP) has found 1,435 financial irregularities worth more than Rp 1.008 trillion (…
Jakarta Post - July 19, 2003
Leo Wahyudi S. – The unemployed struggle to find vacancies as figures show that nine million are jobless nationwide. Desperation to find work is…
July 18, 2003
Jakarta Post - July 18, 2003
Rendi A. Witular, Jakarta – The Indonesian Employers Association (Apindo), an influential business lobby, and the country's labor unions have…
Straits Times - July 18, 2003
Roger Mitton, Washington – There are tremors of apprehension in the United States about a serious downturn in its relationship with Indonesia.…
Jakarta Post - July 18, 2003
A'an Suryana, Jakarta – Nine political parties have passed the screening by the Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, paving the way for their…
Radio Australia - July 18, 2003
A victim of Indonesia's anti-communist purge of the 1960s has finally cleared her name after almost three decades.
The Jakarta…
July 17, 2003
Far Eastern Economic review - July 17, 2003
The upper and lower houses of the United States Congress clearly differ over whether to restore training for Indonesian military…
Jakarta Post - July 17, 2003
Tiarma Siboro, Jakarta – The government appealed to the public to stay calm but vigilant in the face of renewed terror attacks targeting Indonesia…
Straits Times - July 17, 2003
Robert Go, Jakarta – Indonesia's chief security minister yesterday warned that the country, and South-east Asia in general, faced more terror…
Straits Times - July 17, 2003
Robert Go, Jakarta – At the beginning of his career, an Indonesian teacher can expect a salary of just S$170 per month – a reflection of the low…
Asia Times - July 17, 2003
Bill Guerin, Jakarta – The closure of Indonesia's state-owned aircraft manufacturer PT Digantara Indonesia (DTI), which has laid off all of its…
July 16, 2003
Associated Press - July 16, 2003
Jakarta – Indonesia's former military chief Gen. Wiranto, who is accused of war crimes in East Timor, has been nominated by a small nationalist…
Associated Press - July 16, 2003
Washington – The House voted Wednesday to deny military aid to Indonesia until that country fully investigates an ambush last year that killed two…
July 15, 2003
Laksamana.Net - July 15, 2003
The General Election Commission (KPU) has determined the total number of seats in the People's Regional Council (DPRD) at the provincial as well…
OneWold US - July 15, 2003
Jim Lobe, Washington – Reports that the Bush administration will release funds train Indonesian military officers – despite a recent vote by a key…
Jawa Pos - July 15, 2003
Rony Panengah, Jakarta – If there are no obstacles, another political party will soon be born. What's interesting is that this political party…
Laksamana.Net - July 15, 2003
Speaking at a ground breaking ceremony for the new Batam intelligence academy on 9 July, she said "in today's global world, the use of…
July 14, 2003
Detik.com - July 14, 2003
Suwarjono, Jakarta – As many as 16 opposition groups plan to form a new party to participate in the 2004 general elections. Among them are the…
Miningindo.com - July 14, 2003
In Jakarta Monday July 14 a coalition of environmental groups and NGOs formed to oppose mining in Indonesia's protected forest areas issued a…
July 13, 2003
The Observer (UK) Sunday - July 13, 2003
Antony Barnett – The British Government faces fresh embarrassment over its controversial policy of selling arms to Indonesia as the first evidence…
July 12, 2003
Straits Times - July 12, 2003
Derwin Pereira, Jakarta – These days, oil baron Arifin Panigoro rarely attends the central executive board meetings of the Indonesian Democratic…
Jakarta Post - July 12, 2003
Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – Two constitutional law experts have sharply criticized the newly endorsed bill on the composition of legislative bodies…
Asia Times - July 12, 2003
Jim Lobe, Washington – Two of the world's largest human-rights organizations say the government of Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri is…
Jakarta Post - July 12, 2003
Damar Harsanto, Jakarta – Increasing social pressure in Jakarta is believed to be the main factor in people committing suicide, experts say, in…
July 11, 2003
Jakarta Post - July 11, 2003
Erik W. and La Remy, Palu – Peace in the Central Sulawesi town of Poso, once wracked by bloody sectarian fighting, was put to the test on Friday…
The Times (London) - July 11, 2003
Richard Lloyd Parry – When she first came to world attention seven years ago, Megawati Sukarnoputri was hailed as a heroine. Stubborn, matronly…
July 10, 2003
Jakarta Post - July 10, 2003
Jakarta – The Central Jakarta District court sentenced Hidayat Lukman, alias Teddy Uban, to five months in jail plus 10 months…
Jakarta Post - July 10, 2003
Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – Minister of Manpower and Transmigration Jacob Nuwa Wea regretted the low awareness of workers about unionization,…
Jakarta Post - July 10, 2003
Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – The House of Representatives closed its session on Wednesday with the same old problem – a massive backlog of…
Jakarta Post - July 10, 2003
Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – The House of Representatives cleared on Wednesday the last hurdle to next year's elections by endorsing a bill on the…
Straits Times - July 10, 2003
Jakarta – Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri is scheduled today to re-launch a number of development projects, worth billions of US…
Straits Times - July 10, 2003
Robert Go, Jakarta – Indonesia is soon to open two schools where students will learn how to break into buildings, hack into computers, and bug…
Jakarta Post - July 10, 2003
Endy M. Bayuni, Jakarta – Corruption in the courts, rather than within political parties or the police, is the problem that needs the most…
July 9, 2003
Jakarta Post - July 9, 2003
Endy M. Bayuni, Jakarta – The good news is that Indonesia has been making progress in almost all facets of human development. The not so good news…
Associated Press - July 9, 2003
Daniel Cooney, Jakarta – The soldiers who killed a peace-advocating separatist leader were "heroes." Two Germans shot by troops were "stupid" for…
Green Left Weekly - July 9, 2003
Pip Hinman, Sydney – The Indonesian government has an almost "pathological hostility to separatism", Dr Ed Aspinall, lecturer in South-East Asian…
Straits Times - July 9, 2003
Robert Go, Jakarta – Yet another jet saga is brewing in Jakarta with senior officials and military brass demanding explanations, and possibly…
Jakarta Post - July 9, 2003
M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – The International Labor Organization (ILO) urged the Indonesian government on Tuesday to phase out the worst forms of…