Marian Wilkinson, Washington – The police chief who led the Bali bombing investigation has pleaded for training assistance from the US for a…
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February 22, 2003
Melbourne Age - February 22 2003
Australian Financial Review - February 22, 2003
Tim Dodd, Jakarta – With Indonesia facing a new round of instability if war goes ahead in Iraq, the country's top political and military leaders…
Jakarta Post - February 22, 2003
On Thursday, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Ryamizard Ryacudu met hundreds of active and retired top army officers, where he reiterated that the role of…
February 21, 2003
BBC - February 21, 2003
The United States ambassador to Jakarta has said that Indonesia must make better progress in holding its military to account for human rights…
February 20, 2003
Jakarta Post - February 20, 2003
Damar Harsanto, Jakarta – In an apparent attempt to elude unwanted public interest in the February 3 bomb blast in the National Police's Wisma…
Radio Australia - February 20, 2003
Women's groups in Indonesia have welcomed a new law that paves the way for more women to enter parliament.
There are currently only 45 women…
Reuters - February 20, 2003
Jakarta – Indonesia has won universal praise for the nimble footwork its police have shown in investigating the Bali bombings and arresting nearly…
Jakarta Post - February 20, 2003
Jakarta – Six student protesters were in police detention after police cracked down on an anti-government demonstration involving…
Straits Times - February 20, 2003
Devi Asmarani, Jakarta – Top leaders of Indonesia's ruling Indonesian Democratic Party-Struggle (PDI-P) yesterday called on one of their own…
Jakarta Post - February 20, 2003
M. Taufiqurrahman, Jakarta – The International Labor Organization (ILO) called on the Indonesian government to work more seriously to uphold…
Agence France Presse - February 20, 2003
Jakarta – A lawyer for the jailed youngest son of former Indonesian president Suharto will soon face charges of bribing a witness at…
Jakarta Post - February 20, 2003
Bambang Nurbianto, Jakarta – Urban activists criticized the city administration's plan to evict Angke river squatters in North and West Jakarta,…
Asia Times - February 20, 2003
Richel Dursin, Bekasi – "We're Indonesians. Why do we have to get a citizenship certificate proving that we're Indonesians?" asked Tjiong Tjoei…
BBC - February 20, 2003
Rachel Harvey, Jakarta – The Indonesian parliament this week passed measures designed to reform the electoral system, but regular street protests…
February 19, 2003
Straits Times - February 19, 2003
Devi Asmarani, Jakarta – Golkar, Indonesia's second-largest party which once ruled the country's politics for thirty years, is preparing to strike…
Laksamana.Net - February 19, 2003
As hopes grow that a US war with Iraq may be averted, much attention is being paid to the Justice Party (Partai Keadilan, PK), which has…
February 18, 2003
Kompas - February 18, 2003
Jakarta – On Monday February 17, hundreds of workers from PT Elaine who have been left in the dark by factory owners, complained to the National…
Kompas - February 18, 2003
Jakarta – Delays in planting some 413,343 hectares of rice in a number of areas have resulted in a drain of farmers' income sources.
…
Agence France Presse - February 18, 2003
Jakarta – Indonesian President Megawati Sukarnoputri yesterday took civil servants to task again, saying they performed badly and were frequently…
Straits Times - February 18, 2003
Jakarta – The US Embassy here is now full of praise for Indonesia's fight against terrorism, in a marked departure from the sharp criticism…
Radio Australia - February 18, 2003
In Jakarta, President Megawati Sukarnoputri's PDIP party has come under fire for continuing the corruption that has long been a part of Indonesian…
Jakarta Post - February 18, 2003
Jakarta – The ruling Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI Perjuangan) is the most corrupt party in Indonesia and will crumble during the…
Jakarta Post - February 18, 2003
La Remi, Palu – Reinforced security forces were on alert in North Lore sub-district, part of the conflict-torn regency of Poso, on Monday after a…
Straits Times - February 18, 2003
Robert Go, Jakarta – There is no love for Mr Saddam Hussein in Indonesia. Members of the educated elite view him as a dictator who has waged war…
February 17, 2003
International Herald Tribune - February 17, 2003
Jakarta – Indonesia's economy probably expanded in the fourth quarter as Muslim holy days and other festivals spurred spending on food and gifts,…
The Australian - February 17, 2003
Dennis Shanahan, Jakarta – Aid agencies operating in Indonesia using Australian government funding face scrutiny after John Howard offered to…
Lakasamana.Net - February 17, 2003
More troubles surfaced last week in the government and Bank Indonesia's (BI) efforts to cover the costs of the disastrous bank bailout of the late…
February 15, 2003
Asia Times - February 15, 2003
Bill Guerin – Indonesia has some 200 pharmaceutical manufacturers and 1,600 pharmaceutical distributors. Several international pharmaceutical…
Jakarta Post - February 15, 2003
Yuli Tri Suwarni, Bandung – Four thousand workers of Bandung-based aircraft manufacturer PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PT DI) went on strike on Friday…
Straits Times - February 15, 2003
Robert Go, Jakarta – The chief of Indonesia's largest Muslim organisation has warned that an attack on Iraq would spark street riots and the…
Jakarta Post - February 15, 2003
Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – Six of the largest political parties qualified for the general election scheduled for 2004 following the House of…
Jakarta Post - February 15, 2003
Ridwan Max Sijabat, Jakarta – Stealing the nomination start, the Golkar Party, a political machine that backed the former, repressive New Order…
February 14, 2003
Asia Times - February 14, 2003
Tony Sitathan, Jakarta – Indonesia is hoping to improve its image as a safe haven for foreign direct investment, especially after the Bali…
February 13, 2003
Asia Times - February 13, 2003
Bogor – Floods and killer landslides that followed each other in quick succession in Indonesia – flood warnings reached a peak this month – are…
February 10, 2003
Detik.com - February 10, 2003
Suwarjono, Jakarta – Although [President] Megawati's supporters have come out into the streets, students are not trembling with fear. This…
February 9, 2003
Jakarta Post - February 9, 2003
Thousands of Indonesians hit the streets of Jakarta on Sunday, staging a peaceful demonstration against the looming US-led war on Iraq.
…
Laksamana.Net - February 9, 2003
It was a palace insider, Brutus, who stabbed Julius Caesar from behind, not any external enemy. President Megawati Sukarnoputri also knows that it…
February 8, 2003
Jakarta Post - February 8, 2003
Jakarta – The Riau chapter of Koham (Human Rights Commission) will sue 11 plywood and pulp and paper companies operating in Riau for…
Melburne Age - February 8, 2003
Indonesia is gradually winding back the elaborate system of discrimination against its Chinese citizens.
Foreign travellers arriving in…
Jakarta Post - February 8, 2003
Jakarta – An estimated 140,000 out of 583,000 current tuberculosis sufferers in Indonesia die every year compared to 2 million…
Asia Times - February 8, 2003
Bill Guerin – Jakarta has officially announced that regional governments can now borrow from foreign sources if certain conditions are met.
…
February 7, 2003
Reuters - February 7, 2003
Joanne Collins, Jakarta – A UN investigator examining Indonesia's legal system called on the government to take urgent and drastic action to…
February 6, 2003
Straits Times - February 6, 2003
Jakarta – The Indonesian military (TNI) is undertaking a major reshuffle of 120 strategic positions, including the three deputies to the chiefs of…
Jakarta Post - February 6, 2003
Moch. N. Kurniawan and Rendi A. Witular, Jakarta – Workers and employers have inched closer to a workable agreement with regard to several…
BBC News - February 6, 2003
Several hundred protestors scuffled with police during a rowdy demonstration outside President Megawati Sukarnoputri's official…
Asia Times - February 6, 2003
Kafil Yamin, Jakarta – The market is dirty, is chaotic and reeks of animals. Called the Pramuka pet market, its bazaar-like atmosphere, punctuated…
Reuters - February 6, 2003
Jakarta – About 1,000 Indonesian students staged a rowdy protest outside the home of President Megawati Sukarnoputri on Thursday…
February 5, 2003
Jakarta Post - February 5, 2003
Moch. N. Kurniawan, Jakarta – The World Bank is calling on the government to proceed with its higly criticized plan to actively involve the…
Jakarta Post - February 5, 2003
Fabiola Desy Unidjaja and Kurniawan Hari, Jakarta – As demands from within Golkar grow for chairman Akbar Tandjung to quit his post, party leaders…
Jakarta Post - February 5, 2003
Dadan Wijaksana and Damar Harsanto, Jakarta – In an apparent bid to appease public criticism, the Indonesian Bank Restructuring Agency (IBRA)…