Sit-ins continue
EXIT SUHARTO - INDONESIANS WHO FLED
More than 7,000 students remained last night in the Parliament compound, many vowing to stay on indefinitely
Author: Derwin Pereira
Defeat for prominent Suharto critic Rais?
THE INDONESIAN CRISIS
A march of a million people fails to materialise, lowering political tempers even as it raises doubts about Islamic leader
Students hold biggest rally
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Huge gathering of university students at Parliament defies Suharto by demanding he quit immediately.
MORE than 10,000 students defied President Suharto's
Campus deaths ‘were a mistake’
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Troops at Trisakti University last Tuesday were given rubber bullets. But live ones killed the student protesters, says Abri's Gen
‘No’ to dispatch of US troops
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INDONESIA'S government will reject any attempt by Washington to send troops unilaterally to the country to help Americans evacuate from
250 people killed in torched shopping malls
Indonesia's worst rioting in three decades took an alarming turn with the death of more than 250 people trapped in shopping malls
Abri may shoot looters on sight to restore order
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The Indonesian military warns of tougher action against looters in riot-torn Jakarta, but Gen Wiranto is also calling for restraint
Some Indonesian cities see calm again
CALM returned yesterday to several Indonesian cities, including the North Sumatran capital of Medan, after weeks of student protests and sporadic violence.
Medan,
Protests lack unifying leadership
INDONESIAN STUDENT UNREST
Student protests in several parts of Indonesia have become an almost daily occurrence since mid-February. Will they be able to
Officer killed as tension mounts
Indonesian police suffer first fatality in clashes when an intelligence man dies from a blow to the head.
IN MOUNTING tension between students
Sorry kids, no raise
INDONESIA'S Central Bank director Miranda Goeltom is adamant about not raising her children's allowances during these times of economic hardship.
"How could I
No need for special session, says Abri
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MOUNTING PRESSURE TO DISCUSS REFORM
THE Indonesian armed forces (Abri) has rejected calls for an extraordinary session