Jakarta – Shoot-on-sight orders were issued to police as the death toll in fresh violence between two ethnic groups in the Indonesian province of…
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February 24, 1999
February 23, 1999
Bandung – Student leaders agreed on Sunday after a three-day meeting to support the upcoming general election, which they have deemed unfair for…
Jonathan Head, Ambon – One man has been killed and seven injured on the Indonesian island of Ambon after the security forces opened fire during…
Jeremy Wagstaff, Legok – The inhabitants of this flyblown hamlet are angry. They are angry about rising prices, the lack of jobs, and lingering…
February 22, 1999
Jakarta – A son of former President Suharto has been charged with corruption, along with a former senior official and another…
Jakarta – A mass fight between two neighbouring villages in West Java left one man dead, eight others injured and more than 100 houses…
Ujungpandang – Regional police chiefs in Indonesia will be sacked if they defy an order from Indonesian Armed Forces (ABRI) Commander General…
Jakarta – Politicians, public figures and university rectors in Central Java have recommended that parties be permitted to campaign on campuses in…
February 21, 1999
Jakarta – Scores of Indonesian students held a vigil at a university here Sunday to mark 100 days after the violent shooting of student…
Jakarta – Underscoring its high-profile role in the country, the Indonesian military has warned it would not tolerate any attempt to disrupt…
February 20, 1999
The fact that many Indonesians look in quite a jovial mood these days does not mean that the devastating economic crisis has ended. They simply…
February 19, 1999
Jakarta – After more than two weeks of investigation directly following the unrest, the Commission for Missing Persons and Victims of Violence (…
Jakarta – Indonesia's Parliament passed a law aimed at stamping out monopolies, cartels and other restrictive competitive practices.
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Andrew Marshall, Jakarta – Indonesia is in the grip of an economic paralysis that cannot be broken until its debt-ridden, capital-starved…
Jakarta – The basic minimum wage in Indonesia's 27 provinces is to be raised an average 16.1 percent from April 1, reports said Friday.
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Jenny Grant, Jakarta – A transcript of an alleged telephone conversation between President Bacharuddin Habibie and Attorney-General Andi Ghalib…
February 18, 1999
Jakarta – Opposition presidential hopeful Amien Rais has called on several Indonesian parties, mostly Moslem, to unite to prevent the return of…
Jakarta – An Indonesian soldier Thursday told a military court here that more than nine activists had been kidnapped by troops in the last months…
Surabaya – More than 10,000 workers gathered outside a large electronics and plastics factory in Surabaya, East Java, Thursday as…
Surabaya – After days of mass protests by workers demanding better working conditions, the owners and management of a giant electronic and…
Jakarta – Dozens of students protested at the Indonesian military headquarters and the National Strategic Planning Board Thursday over the…
Jakarta – Panicked Indonesian security forces shot a nun in the neck on Thursday as they tried to disperse a crowd in the eastern…
February 17, 1999
Jakarta – About 500 people rallied outside the attorney general's office Wednesday in a protest against a corruption investigation of former…
Jakarta – The Peoples Democratic Party (PRD) has decided to participate in the 1999 elections. The Chairperson of the Central Leadership Council…
February 16, 1999
Jakarta – Four junior Indonesian army officers undergoing a court martial for a series of kidnappings admitted on Tuesday abducting political…
Jakarta – The Coordinating Minister for Politics and Security, Faisal Tanjung, said that it was not inconceivable that civil emergency law would…
Jakarta – President BJ Habibie yesterday revealed, for the first time, military movements launched by Lieut.-Gen. [ret] Prabowo Subianto on May 22…
February 15, 1999
Susan Sim, Jakarta – Institutional discrimination is still visible in Indonesia because the government has not removed its legal basis, human…
Jakarta – An Indonesian church group has accused police of opening fire on unarmed villagers during the latest outbreak of Moslem-Christian…
Jakarta – Indonesia's military police have failed to identify any soldiers who opened fire during a student protest in Jakarta three months ago in…
Jakarta – The ruling Golkar party will nominate incumbent President B.J. Habibie as its candidate for Indonesia's upcoming…
February 14, 1999
Jakarta – More than 100,000 supporters of Indonesian opposition politician Megawati Sukarnoputri crowded into a south Jakarta stadium Sunday to…
Jakarta – At least 13 people were killed and 43 injured when troops and police opened fire to quell fresh Moslem-Christian clashes in Indonesia's…
February 12, 1999
Jose Manuel Tesoro, Jakarta – In the Indonesian political equation, the elements – Islamic groups, student fronts, opposition parties, military…
Jakarta – Influential Muslim leader Abdurrahman Wahid has warned that a social revolution in Indonesia could claim up to three million lives and…
Jakarta – Indonesian police opened fire on thousands of workers staging a protest in East Java, wounding four people while another was…
Jakarta – The newly formed National Awakening Party (PKB) has nominated popular Moslem leader Abdurrahman "Gus Dur" Wahid as its…
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…
Jakarta – Three out of 11 Indonesian soldiers being court martialled for a series of kidnappings Thursday admitted to abducting some political…
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…
McCarthy, Jakarta – Indonesian elections and the prospect of a new government this year probably won't derail the country's major economic reform…
Jakarta – Forty-nine new political parties have registered at the Justice Ministry to contest the June general election, but only 17…
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…
Jakarta – The initial findings of an investigation by the attorney general's office and the foreign ministry have failed to find any…
Jakarta – Indonesian security forces arrested scores of students Tuesday as they marched towards parliament in the first big anti-…
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…
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…
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…
They have no identity and are nameless. They are almost invisible, and, above all, certainly untouchable. Yet, they are so powerful as to have…
Greg Earl, Jakarta – Indonesia has pushed ahead with its new quest for international assistance, as Japan confirmed it would provide $US2.4…