Jul - Sep 2000
Politics and human rights
Democracy - how far, so far?So how far has Indonesia come on the road to democracy? - Gerry van Klinken
The slow birth of democracyA new generation is challenging the status quo - Munir
Opening that dark pageObstacles in revealing the stories of 1965-66 - Stanley
Box - Sulami explains why....An extract from Sulami's speech at YPKP's first anniversary -Sulami
A century of decentralisationYet again 'power to the regions' is the call - Trevor Buising
Box - What's new? What isn't?Trevor Buising
Wahid, IMF and the peopleUnbowed, an activist continues his questions - Nick Everett with Budiman Sujatmiko
Where is Wiji Thukul?An outspoken poet is silenced - Richard Curtis
Business as usualThe military is slow to get out of business - Lesley McCulloch
The forgotten war in North MalukuThere's more than religion behind the troubles - Smith Alhadar
No longer so 'special'New and different ties for Australia-Indonesia - Scott Burchill
Society and economy
Medan gets a new mayor A tale of two cities: part 1 - Loren Ryter
Inside JeparaA tale of two cities: part 2 - Jim Schiller
'Only the clothes have changed...'Unions still find the going tough - Terry Symonds
Muchtar Pakpahan interview Terry Symonds interviews Muchtar Pakpahan
Fireside chat about AIDSReaching at-risk groups requires new approaches - Ingrid Hering
The kampung bookshelfBringing books to the poor - Bambang Rustanto and Lea Jellinek
Environment
Leave Indonesia's fisheries to Indonesians!Foreign fleets filch fish from local plates - Mark V Erdmann
Culture
Indonesia is definitely OKComic artists explore new freedoms - Laine Berman
Regulars
Scenes from an occupationReview: A lone Australian filmmaker records East Timor's history-making year of 1999 - Baranowska
