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Devastated and depressed, she went to the house of her oldes
2007-01-15 04:42:02 Devastated and depressed, she went to the house of her oldest brother. She went to him in his mansion, carrying her little child and crying that her husband had divorced her. She didn't want anything from her brother but his help. She thought she could depend on his authority and influence to help her get a job.But her brother refused to interfere and confirmed to her in their conversation that he rejected the idea of her working as a maid. She said her brother was worried about idle gossip and his reputation. He asked her, "What do you think people will say about me?" His words echoed in her mind many times.After some time, he felt sympathy for her and began sending her money every now and then on the condition that she didn't do any work that would reflect unfavorably on his social positionThis lady's case is not an exceptional one; if it were, it would have been easy to deal with. There are unfortunately hundreds of women in similar situations. Her main desire was to be indepe... More About: House , Press , State , Esse , Stat
Confusion Over Indonesian Plane Crash
2007-01-04 10:33:06 Relatives waiting for news about a missing jetliner broke down in tears Tuesday after learning that senior Indonesia n officials erroneously reported the Boeing 737's charred wreckage had been found and that a dozen people may have survived.''Oh, what is happening to us?'' wailed Dorce Sundalangi, whose daughter was on the flight, after hearing the report was based on rumors from villagers that reached the highest levels of government.''They had given us hope of seeing our beloved relatives ... but it was false hope.''The Adam Air plane carrying 102 people sent out two distress signals in stormy weather Monday halfway through its two-hour journey from Indonesia's main island of Java to Manado, on the northern tip of Sulawesi, one of the largest islands in the sprawling archipelago.Three of those aboard were American citizens, the U.S. Embassy said. A U.S. National Transportation Safety Board team was to arrive Friday to offer assistance. It was unclear if any other foreigne... More About: Fusion , Lane , Confusion
Saddam At The End Of A Rope
2007-01-03 22:32:04 It was symbolic that 2006 ended with a colonial hanging--- most of it (bar the last moments) shown on state television in occupied Iraq. It has been that sort of year in the Arab world. After a trial so blatantly rigged that even Human Rights Watch---the largest single unit of the US Human Rights industry--- had to condemn it as a total travesty. Judges were changed on Washington's orders; defense lawyers were killed and the whole procedure resembled a well-orchestrated lynch mob. Where Nuremberg was a more dignified application of victor's justice, Saddam 's trial has, till now, been the crudest and most grotesque.The Great Thinker President's reference to it 'as a milestone on the road to Iraqi democracy' as clear an indication as any that Washington pressed the trigger.The contemptible leaders of the European Union, supposedly hostile to capital punishment, were silent, as usual. And while some Shia factions celebrated in Baghdad, the figures published by a fairly independen... More About: Rope
Jakarta Airport Debuts Iris Scan
2006-12-26 22:26:04 Jakarta's busy international airport introduced an iris scanner system aimed at business travellers willing to pay around $US200 ($A255) per year to avoid long immigration lines.Under the ''Saphire'' program, frequent flyers register with the immigration authorities, pay the annual fee, and submit to scans of their left and right eyes, which authorities say are as individual as prints of the fingers or palm. On arrival, users scan one eye and are cleared for entry, a process expected to take about 10 seconds.The Indonesian-Dutch venture behind the project says the main thrust of the program was one of convenience, although they hoped that speeding through registered users would allow the authorities more time to scrutinise other travellers for possible security threats. Australian and US authorities sounded warnings this week of possible attacks on Western targets in Indonesia over the Christmas and New Year period.The country has been relatively calm lately, with no major atta... More About: Jakarta , Airport , Port , Iris , Scan
Despite the bombing : Indonesia's progress will continue
2006-12-20 10:22:04 'This country," my Indo nesia n host said to me, "is a gold mine in a mine field. Avoid the mines and you will reap the reward." Just days later, one of those mines exploded down the street ã at the Marriott Hotel in the terrorist attack Tuesday that killed at least 10 people and wounded more than 150.Can the Indonesia government navigate the dangerous terrain ahead and prevail against the Islamic extremists within Indonesian society? Will Indonesia ã and the world ã reap the rewards that would follow if the country with the largest Muslim population succeeds in its bold experiment in democracy?My discussions with political, economic and military leaders shortly before the attack suggest that while many land mines litter the landscape, the gold mine of a peaceful, prosperous Indonesia is closer than many Western observers believe.To be sure, the capital has been on high alert since Islamic terrorists killed more than 200 people in Bali last October. In recent months, explosions rippe... More About: Prog , Progress
"Kompas Daily" fires journalist-cum- union-leader for refusi
2006-12-13 10:16:02 The Alliance of Independent Journal ists (AJI) protests the dismissal of senior journalist Bambang Wisudo from "Kompas Daily " on 8 December 2006 and the intimidating manner in which it was done. Bambang, who is also secretary of the Kompas Trade Union , has worked for the Jakarta-based newspaper for 15 years.He was purportedly dismissed for refusing to be reassigned to Ambon, in the Maluku Province, 2,300km east of Jakarta.However, AJI said that Wisudo's reassignment was prompted by his efforts to improve the union's reportage standards and address policies instituted by the newspaper's management seen to be disruptive to workforce productivity and the readers. AJI strongly condemns the atmosphere of intimidation created by the "Kompas Daily" management when the company's security personnel forcefully removed Bambang from the office and detained him against his will for several hours in a holding cell. Bambang was only released upon being delivered a dismissal letter signed by Ed... More About: List , Fire
Playboy Indonesia's editor-in-chief faces charges
2006-12-08 04:12:01 The editor-in-chief of Play boy Indonesia went on trial on Thursday on charges of publishing indecent material.The legal move was cheered by religious groups in the predominantly Muslim country.A prosecutor told the South Jakarta District Court that Erwin Arnada oversaw photo shoots and selected revealing pictures of female models in underwear, some showing partially exposed breasts."The models also had inviting expressions on their faces," said Resni Muchtar, calling for the maximum sentence of 32 months in prison.Indonesia is a secular nation with more Muslims than any other in the world, some 190 million.But most practice a moderate form of the faith, due in part to Hindu, Buddhist and animist beliefs that held sway long before traders brought Islam to its shores in the 14th Century. Fundamentalists, taking cues from the Middle East, have been pushing hard to change that.When the toned-down version of Playboy Indonesia first hit the streets in April amid a blaze of publicity, they... More About: Chief , Faces , Charge
The First Real Political Sex Scandal
2006-12-07 16:11:05 INDONESIA is grappling with its first real political sex scandal - a widely circulated video of one of its most powerful politicians in a hotel room with a popular singer. Politicians have taken care to keep their lives private in this predominantly Islamic country. Many have playboy reputations but none has been caught on tape. The politician, Yahya Zaini, is parliamentary secretary of the Golkar Party, the biggest in Indonesia, and head of its religious affairs committee, which has responsibility for moral issues.Vice-President and Golkar Party chief Jusuf Kalla said the tape must be verified. "The woman in the video could be his wife, who knows? If that is the case, the one distributing the video must be held responsible, " he said. Mr Zaini, who is married, flew back from a parliamentary study tour in Australia at the weekend, as news of the tape spread. He is in hiding in Jakarta.The singer, Maria Eva, admitted making the tape, but denied distributing it. During a tearful press... More About: Political , Scandal , Politica , Real , Anda
EU lawmakers warn Indonesia local Islamic laws may hurt inte
2006-12-02 16:07:03 European legislators warned Monday that Islam ic-based laws limiting the rights of women in some part of Indonesia could scare off investors and damage international relations.Indonesia is a secular, democratic state. In recent years, so-called bylaws have been adopted in one province and some districts implementing conservative views. Some fear the change could pressure the central government to follow.German lawmaker Hartmut Nassauer, speaking at the end of a five-day visit by European politicians to southeast Asia, said that while Indonesia is a democracy, the passing of Shariah, or Islamic law, "could burden international relationships. ""If a state introduces religious laws it automatically separates itself from other states where we are free to practice faith, but not obliged to," he said, speaking on behalf of a group of nine lawmakers."Such a development has an impact on relationships with other countries," he said, referring to European economic interests in Indonesia.Around... More About: Laws , Hurt
What Happen in West Papua
2006-12-02 16:07:03 "Of course the police are just as good at torturing as the army. Some of the cruder forms [include] putting a table leg onto the foot of somebody and then somebody heavily dancing on the table, which can be extremely painful. So, I mean torture is routine."Carmel Budiardjo was in Victoria recently to speak about the little known tragedy unfolding in West Papua . In spite of harsh measures by Indonesian authorities to subdue the island's indigenous peoples, they continue to cling to the dream of self-determination.The dense tropical rainforests and towering mountain ranges of West Papua are home to more than 300 distinct tribes, including some uncontacted peoples. Located 250 km north of Australia, and bordered by the independent nation of Papua New Guinea, the island as a whole contains the second largest rainforest in the world outside of the Amazon. Forty-three years ago, West Papua was annexed by Indonesia. Since that time, large-scale military operations, massacres, land seizure... More About: What , Hat
What Happened Bush Visit To Indonesia
2006-12-02 16:07:03 US President George W Bush has come and gone for his quickie summit with Indo nesia n President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, leaving his hosts to pick up the bill and the pieces. Local authorities released an estimate of Rp6 billion (US$660,000) for security costs of the visit, which included a 2-kilometer security cordon around Bogor's Presidential Palace, 8,000 police officers, school and business closures, and the shutdown of mobile-phone networks. That figure doesn't nearly capture the visit's true costs, however. At the famed Bogor Botanical Gardens, world leaders from Belgium's King Leopold to North Korea's Great Leader Kim Il-sung to Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen have enjoyed the flora and planted trees to leave behind something of value from their stay. Bush, on the other hand, leaves behind a pair of helipads that required the relocation of a rare lotus from its pond. Nothing during the two leaders' chat of less than an hour and the news conference that followed cont... More About: What , Hat
6,000 animals in protection centers in state of neglect
2006-12-02 16:07:03 Some 6,000 animals in six animal protection centers across the country are in a state of neglect after the Indonesian Forest Ministry officially terminated its cooperation with the Gibbon Foundation last September, a spokesperson said.Over 3,000 of the 6,000 animals were turtles which had been moved to other animal reservation areas, the foundation`s vice director Hasudungan Pakpahan said here Thursday. The six animal protection centers which are home to around 6,000 animals are located in Yogyakarta, Bali, North Sulawesi, and West Java provinces."The animals which are being kept in the six animal protection centers include those confiscated in raids and those handed voluntarily by their owners," he said.Pakpahan said the Forestry Ministry planned to take over the six animal protection centers last September when its cooperation with the foundation expired.However, the ministry had not implemented the plan until now, he said.The termination of the cooperation has made workers of the... More About: Animal , Animals , Cent , Anima , Neglect
Purposefully Formed A President
2006-12-02 16:07:03 President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono said here on Tuesday that he purposefully formed a presidential working team for program, policy and reform management as he was facing highly complex problems.Yudhoyono said in a press conference at the Halim Perdana Kusuma military airbase that it is normal for heads of state or government in other countries to have such a team.The President held the conference upon arrival at the airport at 8 pm from a four-day visit to China.The President as an example mentioned prime minister`s delivery units and presidential delivery units in other countries to provide inputs and analyses on programs their governments must carry out."Of course, I need such a facility in view of the complex problems I am facing as president," he added. "I ask for assistance to check whether a problem has been solved or not. This is what I need from this team."He did not elaborate on the complex problems facing him.He, however, said he needed the team to see that all the govern... More About: President , Purpose , Full , Side , Form
Private firms attack labor export reforms
2006-12-02 16:07:03 Private labor exporters are unhappy with a new government policy that requires the businesses to have a minimum capital of Rp 3 billion and pay a Rp 500 million deposit to the government. The Indonesian Labor Expo rters Association (Apjati) and the Indonesian Manpower Development Association (Idea) say the new ministerial decree is confusing and contains red tape that targets prospective migrant workers. Apjati chairman Husein Alaydrus said that under the decree, only a few major companies would survive because they would still be able to run branch offices in the regions, training centers with qualified instructors and a wide network including foreign partners. "It would require a company to have a lot of money to be as professional as the government requires," Alaydrus said in a recent meeting with Manpower and Transmigration Minister Erman Suparno. He questioned the Rp 225 billion in bank deposits the government had collected from labor suppliers and asked why the minister chose t... More About: Reform , Port , Private
Police hunt Poso suspects despite militants'anger
2006-12-02 16:07:03 National Poli ce chief Gen. Sutanto said Friday that authorities would continue to pursue 29 Muslim radicals allegedly involved in recent violence in Poso and Palu, Central Sulawesi, despite resistance from hardline groups.Sutanto said he was positive that the groups would eventually help police arrest the suspects. "We are not setting any time frame for the groups to bring them to us," he said.He said he believed the groups knew the whereabouts of the 29 militants and that cooperation with the police was important.On Thursday, the police made public photos of the 29 men, whom they believe are still hiding in the province.The men are thought to be members of the Tanah Runtuh Muslim militant group based in Gebang Rejo village and the Kayamanya group in Kayamana village in Poso.Poso Islamic Struggle Forum chairman Adnan Arsal demanded Thursday that the police clear the names of the suspects or risk the situation in the area worsening."If the perpetrators of violence in Poso before the ... More About: Anger , Ants , Suspects
The Indonesia's unemployment
2006-12-02 16:07:03 Social scientists warned Tuesday that Indo nesia 's social problems will get worse over the next 10 years because the bulk of the 11 million unemployed will be aged between 15 and 24 years old.They said such a situation could spur political instability in line with widespread poverty and other social ills.Payaman Simanjuntak, a professor of labor economics at the Krisnadwipayana University in Jakarta, said that a recent survey conducted by the National Labor Training Board showed that 64 percent, or almost seven million, of the 11 million unemployed in Indonesia were high school graduates or dropouts aged between 15 and 24."These young and poor people mainly work in the informal sector because they do not have the skills needed for the formal sector. They will mature and get married in the next decade. They will remain poor and be unable to afford to send their children to school," he told the Jakarta Post.The International Labor Organization reported Monday that globally the number ... More About: Men , Employment , Unemployment
put gasoline on the fire
2006-12-02 16:07:03 The White House pressed Senator John Kerry Wednesdayto apologize for a comment Republicans say was disrespectful of U.S. fighting forces in Iraq.saying he "put gasoline on the fire" of an already sizzling midterm election campaign. "Sen. Kerry may have botched the line, but what he said was insulting to the troops, and what he ought to say is, 'Look, I botched the line, but I'm sorry for giving offense,' " press secretary Tony Snow said on CBS's "The Early Show.""We're not the one who whipped this up into a big issue. Sen. Kerry did so yesterday," said Snow, appearing the day after President Bush and Kerry traded their harshest accusations since the 2004 presidential race. Bush accused the Massachusetts Democrat of troop-bashing and Kerry called the president's men hacks who are "willing to lie" to gloss over problems with the war policy.The fiery exchange evoked memories of 2004,injecting more adrenaline into what has been a taut midterm election fight between Republicans try... More About: Fire , Gasoline , Line , Soli
Hezbollah: Talks over soldiers under way
2006-12-02 16:07:03 Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah said Tuesday that "serious negotiations" were under way over the fate of two Israeli soldiers whose July 12 capture by his militant group sparked a month of brutal fighting in Lebanon.In a three-hour taped television interview, Nasrallah said a negotiator appointed by U.N. Secretary-General Kofi Annan has been meeting with Hezbollah and Israeli officials.by advokatkuHe would not provide details about the negotiations, but told Hezbollah's TV station, "We have reached a stage of exchanging ideas, proposals or conditions."Officials from the Israeli Defense Ministry and Foreign Ministry were not available for immediate comment.Nasrallah has offered to exchange the two Israeli soldiers for Arab prisoners in Israeli jails, but Israel has repeatedly refused. Although the U.N. resolution that ended the 34-day war called for the soldiers' unconditional release, Israel has exchanged prisoners in the past."They are serious negotiations ... It's better to ... More About: Talk , Soldi , Hezbollah , Over , Soldiers
Aburizal's precarious position
2006-12-02 16:07:03 The day after Greenpeace activists dumped 700 kilograms of Sidoarjo's mud in the compound of his office, Coordinating Minister for the People's Welfare Aburizal Bakrie mulled taking legal action against them.On Sept. 27 -- almost at the same time as a Cabinet meeting declared the afflicted region a disaster area -- Greenpeace Southeast Asia demanded that Lapindo Brantas Inc. take full responsibility for the disaster, which has been unstoppable for the last four months.The protesters demanded that the government seek every avenue to stop the mudflow and make sure no taxpayers' money was spent on dealing with the man-made disaster. The mudflow has been gushing out of a gas exploration well controlled by the Bakrie family, one of the largest and most well-connected industrial conglomerates in the country.Aburizal's spokesman firmly says the minister does not want the public to connect the Lapindo case with his office. Furthermore, the spokesman denies any direct link between Lapind... More About: Posi , Position
Iran Arrests Religious Leader
2006-12-02 16:07:03 Iran has arrested a religious leader and some of his followers who advocate separating religion and politics after clashes with police, Iranian news agencies reported yesterday.Hundreds of supporters of Ayatollah Mohammad Kazemeini Borujerdi had gathered on Saturday around his house in Tehran to protest the arrest of a number of Borujerdi's followers and restrictions imposed on him, press reports said."The ones behind Saturday's unrest were arrested. All including, Borujerdi, have been handed over to judiciary officials," said a security official in Tehran governor's office, identified only by his last name, Roshan.Roshan said the police had previously sought to contain these "sectarian elements" but yesterday "they were carrying Molotov cocktails, knives, swords and clubs to confront the police." "They even (for a time) took members of the force hostage and threw acid on policemen and vandalized public property," he said, adding "calm has been restored" in the crowded neighborho... More About: Iran , Arrest , Ligi , Arrests , Rest
Crossing the line between law enforcement and rights abuses
2006-12-02 16:07:03 What is the line between law enforcement and torture? This is basically the current debate between relatives, lawyers, priests, friends and supporters of the three Flores villagers, Tibo, Riwu and da Silva, who were executed last Thursday at midnight, and the Indonesian authorities. More specifically this is a question for those defending the human and legal rights of the Flores trio and the Indonesian Police, whose Mobile Brigade (Brimob) members carried out the execution.The state had insisted on taking over the burial of the deceased in secrecy, without involving their families, who were not allowed to pay their last respects properly, with the proper religious rites. This violation of Law No. 2/1964 which stipulates the procedures for carrying out the death penalty triggered the mass protests in Atambua, West Timor and Maumere, Flores, apart from the fact that they were wrongly sentenced by the Indonesian judiciary in the first place. So, blaming local activists for the Atambua... More About: Abuse , Men , Rights , Cross , Force
Copyright Protection And Ownership
2006-12-02 16:07:03 IntroductionInterviews are frequently an important element of a book, newspaper or magazine article. Copy right law permits an author to automatically claim copyright ownership and protection for an "original" work. Does an interview qualify as a copyrightable work? If yes, who owns an interview ? the interviewee or interviewer? On a case-by-case basis courts have either applied federal copyright law, state or common law copyright law when resolving issues involving the protection and ownership interviews.Federal Copyright ProtectionThe Copyright Act of 1976 protects "original works of authorship fixed in any tangible medium of expression." An interview will be copyright protected if it satisfies the originality" and "fixation" requirements of US copyright. Although the originality requirement is seldom an issue for an interview the fixation requirement sometimes presents problems. The fixation requirement will only be satisfied if the interview is captured in a copy that is "suffici... More About: Right , Owner , Ship
TNI, the most dangerous, greatest and nastiest frauds going.
More articles from this author:2006-12-02 16:07:03 TNI Chief of Staff General Ryamizard - the man that rules Indonesia with Suharto and Yudhoyono? Read about the new nuclear threat poised by Indonesia further down the page, but first......Can we believe the Indonesian Government so unselfishly volunteered troops for the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon despite the fact Indonesia itself does not recognize the state of Israel? So how it can somehow keep the peace with the Israelis is somehow lost! Of course every nation which volunteers and even provides troops in such peace keeping roles earns itself "brownie points" with the greater international community and the UN. Of course Suharto corruption pardoning Indonesian president Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (AKA "Mini Suharto") and his efforts to secure a place on the UN Security Council on the basis Indonesia plays an important international peace keeping role (while murderously suppressing their own citizens) adds extra reason for this "gesture". But we believe there are two greater mot... More About: Fraud , Great , Anger , Frau , Danger 1, 2, 3 |
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