A quarterly magazine on the peoples of Indonesia - cultures, politics, economy and environment https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-4859 2025-08-31T13:09:37+07:00 Inside Indonesia admin@insideindonesia.org Joomla! - Open Source Content Management 2007-09-30T14:13:42+07:00 2007-09-30T14:13:42+07:00 https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-4859/megawati-why-not-a-woman-president Saliendri thusharadibley@yahoo.com.au

<h5>Amidst great enthusiasm, Megawati Sukarnoputri was elected chairperson of the small political party PDI in December 1993. But last June she was ejected from the leadership by military-backed rivals. Many now look to her to lead a democratising movement wider than the PDI. To find out how she felt about this wider role, SAILENDRI recorded this exclusive interview with Megawati in her home.</h5>

<h5>Amidst great enthusiasm, Megawati Sukarnoputri was elected chairperson of the small political party PDI in December 1993. But last June she was ejected from the leadership by military-backed rivals. Many now look to her to lead a democratising movement wider than the PDI. To find out how she felt about this wider role, SAILENDRI recorded this exclusive interview with Megawati in her home.</h5> 2007-09-28T21:00:00+07:00 2007-09-28T21:00:00+07:00 https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-4859/a-day-with-indonesia-s-radical-student-organisation Vanessa Hearman thusharadibley@yahoo.com.au

<h5>Authorities blame the recent Jakarta riots on the coalition PRD. It has hundreds of members, but military leaders liken it to the PKI of the 1960s, which had millions. Who are these 1990s activists? VANNESSA HEARMAN visited with one of the coalition partners earlier this year, and filed this inside story.</h5>

<h5>Authorities blame the recent Jakarta riots on the coalition PRD. It has hundreds of members, but military leaders liken it to the PKI of the 1960s, which had millions. Who are these 1990s activists? VANNESSA HEARMAN visited with one of the coalition partners earlier this year, and filed this inside story.</h5> 2007-09-27T21:00:00+07:00 2007-09-27T21:00:00+07:00 https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-4859/the-student-movement Ariel Heryanto thusharadibley@yahoo.com.au

<h5>Students are few in number but loom large on the political stage. The PRD affair demonstrated this once more. In this reflective essay, ARIEL HERYANTO asks why this should be so.</h5>

<h5>Students are few in number but loom large on the political stage. The PRD affair demonstrated this once more. In this reflective essay, ARIEL HERYANTO asks why this should be so.</h5> 2007-09-26T21:00:00+07:00 2007-09-26T21:00:00+07:00 https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-4859/how-might-the-suharto-era-conclude Michael van Langenberg thusharadibley@yahoo.com.au

<h4>The events of 27 July have led many to speculate about a more democratic order after the end of Suharto's powerful rule. MICHAEL VAN LANGENBERG warns such speculation may be misplaced. </h4>

<h4>The events of 27 July have led many to speculate about a more democratic order after the end of Suharto's powerful rule. MICHAEL VAN LANGENBERG warns such speculation may be misplaced. </h4> 2007-09-25T21:00:00+07:00 2007-09-25T21:00:00+07:00 https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-4859/change-in-indonesia-chance-for-east-timor Coki Naipospos thusharadibley@yahoo.com.au

<h5>Transition to a post-Suharto era in Jakarta could be window of opportunity for East Timor. What might that window offer, asks COKI NAIPOSPOS?</h5>

<h5>Transition to a post-Suharto era in Jakarta could be window of opportunity for East Timor. What might that window offer, asks COKI NAIPOSPOS?</h5> 2007-09-24T21:00:00+07:00 2007-09-24T21:00:00+07:00 https://www.insideindonesia.org/editions/edition-4859/alternative-press-challenges-information-blockade Stanley thusharadibley@yahoo.com.au

<h4>With mainstream print media subject to many restrictions, unlicensed publications satisfy a demand for news.STANLEY surveys the alternatives now flourishing in many Javanese cities.</h4>

<h4>With mainstream print media subject to many restrictions, unlicensed publications satisfy a demand for news.STANLEY surveys the alternatives now flourishing in many Javanese cities.</h4>