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June 30, 1997

The Australian - June 30, 1997

Interview by Greg Sheridan – The Indonesian political system does not reflect the wishes of the people and this has led to much of the recent…

June 27, 1997

Info Pembebasan (Liberation) - June 27, 1997

[The following is a translation of a statement sent to Action in Solidarity with Indonesia and East Timor (ASIET) by the underground Peoples…

Agence France Presse - June 27, 1997

Jakarta – The Indonesian airforce is considering fighter planes from France, Sweden and Russia as possible alternatives for the US F-16 fighting…

June 26, 1997

SiaR - June 26, 1997

Surabaya – Peoples Democratic Party (PRD) activists Coen Husein Pontoh and Mohammad Soleh, suffered injuries as a result of torture after the riot…

Sydney Morning Herald - June 26, 1997

Louise Williams, Jakarta – One of Indonesia's most influential economists has criticised the slowdown in deregulation and warned the Soeharto…

Tapol (Abridged) - June 26, 1997

On June 16, 1997, the Indonesian Government will introduce the Manpower Bill to parliament and force its passage into law, thereby consolidating…

June 25, 1997

The Independent - June 25, 1997

Richard Lloyd Parry – Weeks after it announced a new "ethical dimension" to foreign policy, and Robin Cook the Foreign Secretary promised to "put…

June 24, 1997

AFP - June 24, 1997

Jakarta – An Indonesian journalist has died in hospital, two days after being admitted following a severe beating which left him in a coma.

Inside Indonesia - June 24, 1997

Ed Aspinall – General elections during the 30 years of President Suharto's New Order government were never times to make important decisions about…

June 23, 1997

Radio Australia - June 23, 1997

The Indonesian government has cancelled a controversial plan to hold a seminar to reassess the role of founding president, Sukarno, in…

Radio Australia - June 23, 1997

Indonesia has formally annouced the results of last month's general election, with the ruling Golkar party winning 325 seats in the…

June 22, 1997

Asiaweek - June 22, 1997

Keith Loveard, Jakarta – Indonesia's ruling group, Golkar, has always been in a no-lose situation. Under the country's electoral system, only…

Straits Times - June 22, 1997

Susan Sim, Jakarta – Opposition leader Megawati Soekarnoputri marks the first anniversary of her ouster by a government-backed faction today,…

Radio Australia - June 22, 1997

An official of the opposition Indonesia Democracy Party or P-D-I has accused the government of tampering with election results.

Straigts Times - June 22, 1997

Jakarta – Indonesia's Religious Affairs Minister Tarmizi Taher faced further criticism yesterday for having said it was halal (…

June 20, 1997

CNRM/RENETIL - June 20, 1997

Message to the UN Secretary-General, Kofi Annan

Your Excellence,

The general election is a vital process for the life of democracy in…

Agence France Presse - June 20, 1997

Jakarta – Indonesia's President Suharto has ordered officials to negotiate the purchase of Russian fighter jets and other military hardware, a…

Reuters - June 20, 1997

Jakarta – Indonesia said on Friday it was considering buying air defence systems and fighter planes from Russia.

"We had sent a…

Associated Press - June 20, 1997

Jakarta – Fifteen Indonesian youths burned an American flag in front of the US Embassy today and demanded that Americans be expelled…

The Wall Street Journal - June 20, 1997

Margot Cohen, Jakarta – Forget Batman, Spiderman, and even Rambo. Indonesia's new celluloid superhero bears the name Fatahillah, and he's bringing…

George J. Aditjondro - June 20, 1997

A new trend of "South-South colonialism" has emerged, where Southern companies are making heavy investments in the forestry sector of more…

June 19, 1997

Far Eastern Economic Review - June 19, 1997

John McBeth, Jakarta – There are two things President Suharto detests more than anything: critics questioning his administration's legitimacy and…

Australian Financial Reveiw - June 19, 1997

Greg Earl, Jakarta – The World Bank has warned that Indonesia is failing to make use of a period of high foreign investment and economic growth to…

June 18, 1997

Melbourne Age - June 18, 1997

Louise Williams, Bali – A retired Indonesian naval officer stunned a diplomatic and business audience today by announcing that the geopolitical…

Radio Australia - June 18, 1997

The Indonesian government says it's planning to try to place tight controls on what enters the country on the Internet.

Radio Australia - June 18, 1997

A World Bank report says Indonesia does not need nuclear power. The report says Indonesia has the capacity to greatly increase its…

Radio Australia - June 18, 1997

Indonesia's new Information Minister, General Hartono, says there will be no relaxation in a law which allows the government to ban…

Labor Alerts/Labor News - June 18, 1997

[This information was passed along to Campaign for Labor Rights by the East Timor Action Network (ETAN), in North America, which received it from…

Associated Press - June 18, 1997

Jay Solomon, Jakarta – American Embassy officials here have grown increasingly somber over the past month, listening to the war of words between…

June 17, 1997

South China Morning Post - June 17, 1997

Jenny Grant, Jakarta – Supporters of ousted opposition leader Megawati Sukarnoputri maintained pressure on the Government yesterday, demanding…

Straits Times - June 17, 1997

Indonesian Foreign Minister Ali Alatas made it clear what he thought of objections in the US Congress over the sale of nine F-16 fighter planes to…

Kompas - June 17, 1997

Jakarta – The head of the Peoples Democratic Party (PRD) department of education and propaganda, I Gusti Agung Anom Astika, was sentenced to four…

Watch Indonesia, Berlin - June 17, 1997

In common letters to Indonesia's National Human Rights Commission, KOMNAS HAM, the UN Special Rapporteur on Extrajudicial, Summary or Arbitrary…

Straits Times - June 17, 1997

Susan Sim, Jakarta – The pressure from the human rights lobby in developed countries is getting stronger and developing countries should band…

Associated Press - June 17, 1997

Jakarta – Officials say communists were to blame for recent riots in East Java, and troops have been ordered to shoot troublemakers on sight, the…

June 16, 1997

Liberation - June 16, 1997

The vulgar and blatant election fraud by the government, election administrators and the military to ensure a victory for the Golkar's sole…

Radio Australia - June 16, 1997

An Indonesian court has jailed two activists from the banned People's Democratic Party or P-R-D after they were found guilty of…

Radio Australia - June 16, 1997

Police have arrested 15 people after weekend riots on the Indonesian island of Madura in which a Muslim crowd burned shops, a…

George J. Aditjondro - June 16, 1997

The Muslim-led United Development Party (PPP) has announced last Friday, June 12, that it would accept the results of last month's election. This…

June 15, 1997

HKS - June 15, 1997

Jakarta – Hundreds of people rampaged through a conservative Muslim-dominated town on the East Javan island of Madura, torching shops and a cinema…

Compiled by Alicia Cullen - June 15, 1997

Earlier this week, the Australian Democrats called on the Australian government to take a public stand against continuing human rights abuses in…

June 14, 1997

New York Times - June 14, 1997

David E. Sanger, Washington – In the first direct US challenge to the financial empire of President Suharto of Indonesia, the Clinton…

June 13, 1997

Asiaweek - June 13, 1997

Keith Loveard, Jakarta – The outcome of an Indonesian election is supposed to be predictable and, in that regard, the May 29 parliamentary polls…

SiaR - June 13, 1997

Jakarta – A Pos Makasar journalist Mohamad Sayuti known as Sandrego, died as a result of a severe beating in the sub-offices of the regency of…

Antara - June 13, 1997

Jakarta – France will not set any political condition if Indonesia wishes to purchase its warplanes, the French Embassy's military attache, Col M…

Radio Australia - June 13, 1997

Indonesian authorities are reported to have moved hundreds of inmates from a jail in East Java, to other prisons in the region after…

The Nation (Editorial & Opinion) - June 13, 1997

The Indonesian president creates a comfort zone with the appointment of a new army chief, writes The Nation's Abu Rahman from Jakarta.

June 12, 1997

Wall Street Journal - June 12, 1997

Andrew Macintyre – Uncertainty hangs over Indonesia's political future. After roughly two decades of relatively smooth sailing, there are now some…

Info Pembebasan (Liberation) - June 12, 1997

On June 12, the private television station SCTV reported that a riot had occurred at the Medaeng prison, Surabaya (East Java). Dita…

Far Eastern Economic Review - June 12, 1997

Margot Cohen, Malang – A s village secretary, he knew every trick in the book. Presiding over previous vote counts, he would puncture ballots with…