Jakarta – Indonesian authorities have estimated that more than 500 million dollars had been lost by the state to graft, most of it to members and…
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December 30, 1998
Richard Borsuk – They were almost as close to former Indonesian President Suharto as his own family, and their business successes showed it:…
December 29, 1998
Jakarta – Observers predicted on Monday that labor conditions would worsen next year due to the prolonged economic and political crises, warning…
Jakarta – Former Indonesian president Suharto, his relatives and associates own almost nine million hectares (22.2 million acres) of forest land,…
Andreas Harsono, Salatiga – Two boys were taking a nap as three men waited for the heavy tropical rain to stop under a red-and-black shelter in…
Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – Pressure is mounting on the Government of Dr B.J. Habibie to force the return to Indonesia of Lieutenant-General…
Shoeb Kagda, Jakarta – Indonesia will once again look to the international community for massive financial help in 1999 as the country continues…
Jakarta – Police and troops patrolled two Indonesian towns Tuesday after new riots left hundreds injured in Lampung, Central Sulawesi and North…
December 28, 1998
Medan – Indonesian police on Monday opened fire on hundreds of farmers who occupied a state plantation on the island of Sumatra and also clashed…
Jakarta – Muslim scholars Abdurrahman Wahid and Emha Ainun Nadjib have issued dire warnings of chaos and even bloodshed in the run-up to the…
Jakarta – All but 15 out of the 120 or so political parties that have mushroomed since the fall of Indonesian president Suharto are likely to be…
Jakarta – Indonesian police on Monday summoned a leading student activist for questioning in a controversial subversion case involving 11…
December 27, 1998
Jakarta – An angry mob set fire to a discotheque and damaged shops selling liquor in Christmas violence on the Indonesian island of Sulawesi,…
Jakarta – Indonesian Justice Minister Muladi said Monday the country's new government may be open to the return of hundreds who fled…
December 26, 1998
Jakarta – A leading Indonesian human rights watchdog Saturday lashed out at the court martial of 11 soldiers on charges of abducting activists as…
December 25, 1998
There are days when Teungku Bintara wonders how he ever survived. For six months in 1990 and 1991 he languished in a military prison camp in…
December 23, 1998
Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – Indonesia's President, Dr B.J. Habibie, has ordered prosecutors to target Lieutenant-General Prabowo Subianto, the son-…
Jakarta – The government has approved a military plan to recruit civilians to help police fight crime in Indonesia, an official said Wednesday.…
Jakarta – The Indonesian government on Wednesday signed a letter of intent with the International Labor Organization (ILO) pledging to…
Jakarta – The government plans to increase regional minimum wages by between 10 percent and 20 percent next April.
Syaufii Samsuddin,…
December 22, 1998
Seven government offices were seriously damaged and seven people – four soldiers and three civilians – were seriously injured when hundreds of…
Jakarta – Eleven members of the Indonesian armed forces will face a military court Wednesday, charged with involvement in the abduction and…
December 21, 1998
Jakarta – A mob of more than 1,000 people attacked three churches, a Catholic school, a clinic and scores of houses near here on the eve of the…
Jakarta – The Indonesian government, following up on the results of a government-set probe team into the violent May riots, Monday admitted 76…
Jakarta – A popular Moslem leader has defended a weekend meeting with fallen Indonesian president Suharto against mounting criticism, saying the…
Jakarta – Two major Indonesian student groups have said they plan to halt their almost-daily street protests during the Moslem fasting…
Jakarta – Indonesia will release between 40 and 50 political prisoners, including East Timorese, later this week but top East Timorese…
Jakarta – Rights campaigner Benjamin Mangkoedilaga said on Saturday that an investigation into recent unrest in Kupang, East Nusa Tenggara,…
December 19, 1998
Jakarta – Protesting students involved in a clash with troops and police officers on Thursday have defended their actions, saying that assaults on…
Jakarta – A day after clashes between students and security personnel in Jakarta ended with dozens injured on both sides, noted scholars,…
Jakarta – The military, stung by fierce criticism, yesterday put on hold plans for a 40,000-member "bamboo militia" many fear would be nothing…
December 18, 1998
Jakarta – Indonesian troops blocked roads near the presidential palace and other strategic sites Friday as 1,200 students staged anti-government…
Jakarta – Only a week after demonstrations against violence were held in Jakarta, when another bloody incident took place on Thursday (17/12). A…
Jakarta – The World Bank has decided to delay a planned one billion dollar loan to Indonesia until after elections in June of 1999, a…
[The following summary was prepared by ASIET based upon initial reports posted by the Committee of the Disappeared and Victims of Violence (…
Jakarta – Indonesia's national human rights body and the Catholic church have both bowed out of a state security council announced last week by…
Farah Mihlar, Colombo – A United Nations investigator Friday accused the Indonesian military under former President Suharto of carrying out…
December 16, 1998
Jakarta – A resounding majority of people believe Indonesia has a leadership crisis, a new survey says. Good leadership is important, particularly…
Lindsay Murdoch, Jakarta – The Habibie Government is preparing to ban former president Soeharto from leaving Indonesia amid renewed calls for him…
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 – The city police arrested 259 student protesters from the City Forum (Forkot) on Tuesday for allegedly staging a street rally without the…
Jakarta – Indonesian students have vowed to pursue their pro-reform protests during the the Moslem fasting month of Ramadan despite calls by the…
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
Jakarta – Thousands of Moslems attacked and burned down three houses and two mosques in two villages on Indonesia's Madura island, off…
Susan Sim, Jakarta – Indonesia's "politically homeless" middle-class cynics, ethnic Chinese entrepreneurs, indigenous minorities and the formerly…
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 – 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…
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 – 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
Jakarta – Tension remained high in northern Bali despite heavy security deployed following a brawl among villagers that left three dead and scores…




