MARCHING TO HIS DEATH : A victim of ninja violence
THIS picture was taken secretly by an Indonesian journalist in Banyuwangi, East Java, last month.
The bloodied naked man is a black magic
Author: Derwin Pereira
‘Politics behind killings in Java’
INDONESIA IN TRANSITION
The killings are aimed at eroding the power base of the Muslim organisation NU, says a legislator
THE recent killings in
Keeping up the Tempo
Indonesia's current affairs magazine Tempo was revived earlier this month after a four-year government ban. Our reporter in Jakarta, DERWIN PEREIRA, reports
Suharto’s kin makes a tearful denial
ALLEGATIONS UNTRUE, HE SAYS
BUSINESS tycoon Probosutedjo, former President Suharto's half-brother, cried as he addressed a university graduation ceremony in Yogyakarta last week.
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Reborn Tempo sold out within 2 days
INDONESIA IN TRANSITION
After a four-year ban, the magazine appears to be on its way to regaining its position as Indonesia's most-respected current
Is Abri likely to give up power?
DWIFUNGSI IN TROUBLE
As public disillusionment with the Indonesian army deepens, pressure mounts on it to reduce its role and control of other
Wiranto criticised for doubts over rapes
INDONESIA IN TRANSITION
ARMED Forces (Abri) chief General Wiranto has come under fire for casting doubt on allegations of mass rapes of mainly
Abri concedes it was tool of Suharto
INDONESIA IN TRANSITION
It vows to play a smaller part in daily Indonesian politics, but will not give up its security and socio-political
Get tough, Habibie tells Abri
At Abri's 53rd anniversary, he warns again of threat posed by radicals out to destroy the reform process.
PRESIDENT B. J. Habibie yesterday
Abri can’t find rape victims
Abri chief says 'various efforts' have been made to find victims of alleged rapes in the May riots, but to no avail.
INDONESIAN
Police to separate from Abri control
INDONESIA IN TRANSITION
However, it has not been decided which ministry the police force, which has long been a branch of the armed
‘Malaysia used as base for riots’
THE recent riots in the country's western-most province of Aceh were orchestrated by Acehnese separatists living in Malaysia, according to military sources.
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