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December 16, 1998

Sydney Morning Herald - December 16, 1998

Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – The Habibie Government is preparing to ban former president Soeharto from leaving Indonesia amid renewed calls for him…

Asia Pulse - December 16, 1998

Jakarta – The country's debt service ratio (DSR) is predicted to reach an alarming level of 49.3% in the current fiscal year ending in March next…

Jakarta Post - December 16, 1998

Jakarta – The city police arrested 259 student protesters from the City Forum (Forkot) on Tuesday for allegedly staging a street rally without the…

Agence France Presse - December 16, 1998

Jakarta – Indonesian students have vowed to pursue their pro-reform protests during the the Moslem fasting month of Ramadan despite calls by the…

BBC - December 16, 1998

Indonesian security forces have used tear gas and clubs to break up a large demonstration near the Defence Ministry in the capital, Jakarta.

December 15, 1998

Agence France Presse - December 15, 1998

Jakarta – Thousands of Moslems attacked and burned down three houses and two mosques in two villages on Indonesia's Madura island, off…

Straits Times - December 15, 1998

Susan Sim, Jakarta – Indonesia's "politically homeless" middle-class cynics, ethnic Chinese entrepreneurs, indigenous minorities and the formerly…

December 14, 1998

Reuters - December 14, 1998

Jonathan Thatcher, Jakarta – The Indonesian military's promise of a huge vigilante force to protect people from mounting crime and violence has…

Jakarta Post - December 14, 1998 (slightly abridged)

Jakarta – Only a day after a bloody clash between villagers in Bali that killed at least three people, a mob of about 1,000 people rioted in the…

Agence France Presse - December 14, 1998

Jakarta – The head of police in the Indonesian province of Central Java has ordered his forces to shoot rioters on sight after a mob rampage in…

Jakarta Post - December 14, 1998

Jakarta – A group of workers joined a student demonstration on Sunday at the University of Indonesia campus in Depok, West Java, as a way of…

December 13, 1998

Agence France Presse - December 13, 1998

Jakarta – Tension remained high in northern Bali despite heavy security deployed following a brawl among villagers that left three dead and scores…

Jakarta Post - December 13, 1998

Jakarta – In the face of repeated denials by the local government and military, Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) announced on Saturday its conviction that…

Agence France Presse - December 13, 1998

Jakarta – The Indonesian military is forging ahead with a plan to set up civilian militia to help police maintain law and order, armed forces…

December 12, 1998

Jakarta Post - December 12, 1998

Jakarta – A resounding "no" was voiced on Friday by public figures and scholars responding to the Armed. Forces (ABRI) plan to establish an armed…

Sydney Morning Herald - December 12, 1998

Louise Williams, Jakarta – Indonesian police will charge two prominent retired generals and 10 others with conspiracy to overthrow the Habibie…

DeTAK - December 12, 1998

While [most] prisoners dream about and will do anything to be released from prison, Dita Sari has instead refused to be released.…

Van Zorge Report - December 12, 1998

Since coming to power last May President Habibie has repeatedly promised to investigate the Soeharto family and its cronies on charges of…

December 11, 1998

Kompas - December 11, 1998

Jakarta - Uproarious anti violence demonstrations were held to commemorate the Declaration of Human Rights at the United Nations half a century…

Down To Earth - December 11, 1998 (slightly abridged)

[The following is a translation of a message sent to Down To Earth on December 9 from Padang, Sumatra. DtE has not been able to confirm the…

Agence France Presse - December 11, 1998

Jakarta – The Indonesian armed forces have sought to dampen fears of a military coup but are considering a controversial plan to train civilian…

Asiaweek - December 11, 1998

The riots that engulfed jakarta last week have spent their malevolent force, at least for the time being. But few people realistically believe…

Agence France Presse - December 11, 1998

Jakarta – A third day of rioting over soaring prices of fertilizers has left scores of shops vandalized and looted, three people wounded and 13…

Financial Review - December 11, 1998

Greg Earl, Jakarta – The Indonesian Government is facing a damage bill of at least $30 billion to recapitalise more than 60 banks after the dual…

Kompas - December 11, 1998

Jakarta – The commemoration of 50 Years of the Universal Human Rights Declaration (HAM) on Thursday (10/12), took also place at eight other cities…

December 11, 1998

By Max Lane

[This paper was delivered at the conference: "Democracy in Indonesia – the crisis and beyond", organised by the…

December 10, 1998

Reuters - December 10, 1998 (slightly abridged)

Jakarta – Indonesia's economy is likely to contract about 14.8 percent in 1998 from the previous full year and by a further 5.8…

Jakarta Post - December 10, 1998

Jakarta – At least 17 student protesters were injured and 33 others detained by the police when demonstrators opposed to President B.J. Habibie…

Associated Press - December 10, 1998

Jakarta – Angry students threw rocks and bottles at Jakarta's police headquarters while as many as 10,000 protesters choked the streets of…

Jakarta Post - December 10, 1998

Jakarta – The government and the House of Representatives agreed on Wednesday to ease requirements for existing political parties to contest the…

The Age - December 10, 1998

Louise Williams – Protected by a cordon of riot troops, the man who ruled Indonesia with absolute authority for more than three decades, former…

December 9, 1998

World Socialist Web Site - December 9, 1998

Peter Symonds – Six months after B.J. Habibie was installed in place of Suharto as Indonesian president, growing concerns are being expressed in…

Agence France Presse - December 9, 1998

Jakarta – A brief chronology of the search for the alleged fortune accumulated by former Indonesian strongman Suharto since he stepped down from…

December 8, 1998

Agence France Presse - December 8, 1998

Jakarta – Three Indonesian student activists were arrested by police early Tuesday morning at their residence, sources said.

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Jakarta Post - December 8, 1998

Jakarta – Attorney General Andi M. Ghalib described the former president Soeharto's national car program, entrusted to his own son Hutomo Mandala…

South China Morning Post - December 8, 1998

Jenny Grant, Jakarta – The charitable foundations controlled by former president Suharto lent more money to his cronies than they gave to charity…

December 7, 1998

Time - December 7, 1998

Terry Mccarthy, Jakarta – When Jimmy Siahae hit the ground, that was the end. The Muslim mob never let him up again. Their weapons were dull –…

Australian Financial Review - December 7, 1998

Greg Earl, Jakarta – Indonesia has outlined yet another schedule for its elections next year as horse-trading over the shape of the new electoral…

Info-Pembebasan - December 7, 1998

The "inter-party dialogue" organised by the Gajah Mada University (UGM) [in Central Java on December 6, which was attended by around 78 political…

Associated Press - December 7, 1998 (abridged)

Jakarta – Eleven people were injured when supporters of rival political parties clashed in an Indonesian town, a news report said…

December 6, 1998

Waspada - December 6, 1998 (summary only)

Isahak Daud, 38, was found guilty at the Sabang district court on Saturday of rebellion and the seizure of weapons and sentenced to 20…

December 5, 1998

Agence France Presse - December 5, 1998

Jakarta – Students from 14 Indonesian universities met here Saturday to launch a watchdog to monitor general elections pledged for June 7 next…

Agence France Presse - December 5, 1998

Jakarta – A group of new Indonesian graduates celebrated their last day as students by protesting on the capital's busiest traffic roundabout,…

December 4, 1998

Associated Press - December 4, 1998

Jakarta – Only eight out of more than 100 new political parties are currently eligible to contest parliamentary elections in Indonesia June 7, a…

Agence France Presse - December 4, 1998

Jakarta – A Moslem mob Friday attacked and set on fire a Catholic church in South Sulawesi in the latest incident of religious strife…

December 3, 1998

Financial Times - December 3, 1998

Sander Thoenes, Jakarta – If there were fewer soldiers on the streets of Jakarta than might have been expected last week as Moslems and Christians…

Chicago Tribune - December 3, 1998

Liz Sly, Jakarta – Indonesia's angry students are more likely these days to shout "Down with Suharto," referring to the autocrat who was forced…

Jakarta Post - December 3, 1998

Jakarta – The majority of the Indonesian people do not believe the government's claim that the student movement has lost its purity, or that it…

Dow Jones Newswires - December 3, 1998 (abridged)

Jakarta – Indonesia will hold parliamentary elections on June 7 and elect a new president on Aug. 29, speaker of the house of parliament Harmoko…

Jakarta Post - December 3, 1998

Jakarta – Former-vice president Try Sutrisno and former defense minister Edi Sudradjat, both retired Army generals, signed their names to a…