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March 2004

Protester holds 50,000 rupiah note and 'ballot paper' (detaktangsel)

News/Indonesia

Fears that New Order has set aside 5 trillion to buy votes

Detik.com – March 23, 2004

Former President Abdurrahman 'Gus Dur' Wahid (Getty)

News/Indonesia

Ex-PKI members support Gus Dur and PKB

Detik.com – March 22, 2004

Market stall in Jakarta selling political party T-shirts (Detik)

News/Indonesia

Mass campaigns don’t just need T-shirts, but money

Detik.com – March 17, 2004

Suharto's oldest daughter Siti 'Tutut' Hardiyanti (CNN)

News/Indonesia

Sorry, people are still allergic to the New Order

Detik.com – March 17, 2004

Student Action Front protest in Jakarta (sudastika)

News/Indonesia

Students burn PPP, Golkar and PDI flags

Detik.com – March 17, 2004

Prabowo on poster about abduction of activists in 1997-98 (Tribune)

News/Indonesia

Prabowo says abducted students now support him

Kompas – March 16, 2004

News/Indonesia

Ten arrested following attack on Manggarai police station

Detik.com – March 15, 2004

PKPB chairperson and former General R. Hartono (fotofotojadul)

News/Indonesia

Hartono admits to being Suharto’s lackey

Detik.com – March 14, 2004

Manggarai advocacy team member Longgena Ginting (Mongabay)

News/Indonesia

NGOs ask Komnas HAM to investigate Manggarai killings

Kompas – March 12, 2004

Advert promoting the era of former president Suharto (Media Muda)

News/Indonesia

Suharto appears in PKPB television advertisement

Detik.com – March 11, 2004

Banner reads 'Reject Rotten Politicians' (limanasdemriau)

News/Indonesia

Mega, Akbar, Gus Dur, Tutut & Wiranto included as rotten politicians

Detik.com – March 11, 2004

Coordinating Security Minister Sudi Silalahi (Tribune)

News/Aceh

Foreign election observers in Aceh prohibited from entering ‘hot spots’

Tempo Interactive – March 10, 2004

Mahardhika Women's Working Group Secretary Dian Novita (PM)

News/Indonesia

International Women’s Day action demands accessible education

Kompas – March 9, 2004

Aceh Monitoring Team chairperson Soetardjo Soerjogoeritno (Tribune)

News/Aceh

Parliament asks military to restrict foreign observers in Aceh

Kompas – March 8, 2004

International Women's Day rally in Palu (Antara)

News/Indonesia

Women protest marriage law in Sulawesi

Detik.com – March 8, 2004

International Women's Day march in Jakarta (Pikiran Rakyat)

News/Indonesia

Demonstrations commemorate International Women’s Day

Detik.com – March 8, 2004

International Women's Day rally in Surabaya (Tribune)

News/Indonesia

International Women’s Day also commemorated in Surabaya

Detik.com – March 8, 2004

International Women's Day commemoration in Yogyakarta (Detik)

News/Indonesia

Women in Yogyakarta reject the general elections

Detik.com – March 8, 2004

International Women's Day commemoration in Semarang (Berita Jowo)

News/Indonesia

Activists demand 50% quota for women candidates

Detik.com – March 8, 2004

International Women's Day rally in Semarang (Tempo)

News/Indonesia

International Women’s Day commemorated in Manado and Semarang

Tempo Interactive – March 8, 2004

Mahardhika Women's Working Group leader Vivi Widyawati (PM)

News/Indonesia

1000 to commemorate International Women’s Day in Jakarta

Detik.com – March 8, 2004

National Elections Commission office in Jakarta (Tribune)

News/Aceh

Foreign election observers yet to arrive in Aceh

Tempo Interactive – March 6, 2004

Child holds message reading 'New Order Never Again' (Justice)

News/Indonesia

Yogyakarta students reject Mega, Akbar, Wiranto and Tutut

Tempo Interactive – March 5, 2004

Foreign election observers in Aceh (Liputan 6)

News/Aceh

Parliament asks military to restrict foreign observers in Aceh

Detik.com – March 5 2004

News/Aceh

‘GAM finance minister’s aide’ transferred to national police headquarters

Detik.com – March 4, 2004

Makassar students protest against rotten politicians (Liputan 6)

News/Indonesia

Hundreds of Makassar students protest against rotten politicians

Detik.com – March 4, 2004

Activists from IKARA hold protest action in Jakarta (Detik)

News/Aceh

Protests against arrest of Aceh pro-democracy activists

Java Post – March 3, 2004

Indonesian Armed Forces chief General Endriartono Sutarto (Liputan 6)

News/Indonesia

No guarantee that elections will run smoothly: TNI chief

Kompas – March 3, 2004

PAN general chairperson Amien Rais (Suara Bali)

News/Indonesia

PAN open to ex-PKI members joining party

Kompas – March 3, 2004

Abdullah Alamudi from the Dr Soetomo Press Institute (Twitter)

News/Aceh

Concerns that Aceh elections will not be democratic

Tempo Interactive – March 3, 2004

Diponegoro University sociological law expert Satjipto Rahardjo (Wikipedia)

News/Indonesia

Rotten politicians campaign not enough: Dr Satjipto Rahardjo

Kompas – March 2, 2004

Acehnese student dormitory in Bandung (vi-vn)

News/Aceh

Acehnese pro-democracy activist arrested in Bandung

Detik.com – March 2, 2004

Indonesian troops commemorate TNI anniversary in Aceh (Serambi)

News/Aceh

120 officers convicted for crimes since martial law declared in Aceh

Sarambi Indonesia – March 2, 2004

February 2004

Acehnese pro-independence activists mark human rights day (Reuters)

News/Aceh

Testimonies of Aceh pro-democracy activists on recent wave of arrests

Aceh Papua Solidarity – February 28, 2004

Protest against the presence of military in Aceh (Tarmizy Harva)

News/Aceh

Three Aceh activists to be charged with treason

Tempo Interactive – February 27, 2004

Pro-independence activists rally for peace in Aceh (Reuters)

News/Indonesia

Orpad statement on the arrest of Aceh activists

Women’s Organisation for Aceh Democracy Statement – February 26, 2004

Pro-independence activists demonstrate for peace in Aceh (AP)

Statements/Aceh

SAP statement on the arrest of activists in Aceh

SAP – February 26, 2004

Protesters shout anti-military slogans during rally against military operations in Aceh (Dadang Tri)

Statements/Aceh

SMUR statement on the arrest Orpad and IMPEL activists in Aceh

SMUR – February 26, 2004

Protester arrested after calling for troops to withdrawn from Aceh (Tatan Syuflana)

Statements/Aceh

Response to the arrest of IMPEL members in Aceh

IMPEL – February 26, 2004

The former head of National Logistics Agency Rizal Ramli (Tribune)

News/Indonesia

Rizal Ramli: Akbar’s verdict planned long ago

Koran Tempo – February 26, 2004

Women activists call for peace in Aceh (Reuters)

News/Aceh

100 demand end to martial law in Aceh

Tempo Interactive – February 26, 2004

House of Representative speaker Akbar Tanjung (Kompas)

News/Indonesia

Communists must still be watched: Akbar Tanjung

Detik.com – February 26, 2004

Vice-President Hamzah Haz (Tribune)

News/Indonesia

If Ex-tapols become candidates, don’t repeat the past: Hamzah Haz

Detik.com – February 25, 2004

Protest against military operations in Aceh (AP)

News/Aceh

Four activists being questioned by military in Aceh

Kompas – February 25, 2004

Pictures of victims of military campaign in Aceh (jsi)

News/Aceh

TNI asked to admit responsibility for disappearance of activists in Aceh

Detik.com – February 25, 2004

Tempo Interactive – February 24, 2004

News/Aceh

Kontras condemns arrests of activists in Aceh

Tempo Interactive – February 24, 2004

Activists from Kontras Aceh (Tribune)

News/Aceh

Six activists arrested by security forces in Aceh

Kompas Cyber Media – February 24, 2004

Poster reads 'Release Acehnese Prisoners' (Antara)

Statements/Aceh

End martial law in Aceh – free all civilian prisoners

SAP – February 24, 2004

Kontras operational division head Mufti Makarim pictured left (Aktual)

News/Indonesia

Alliance against rotten NGOs demonstrates at Kontras

Tempo Interactive – February 20, 2004

Senior philosophy teacher Franz Magnis Suseno (Hidayatullah)

News/Indonesia

MPR decree must not become the basis for election law

Kompas – February 19, 2004