 In
this issue
No.
116 October 1982
LettersUpdateBriefly...
INDONESIA
A chorus of protest is rising in Indonesia against the Suharto government's
corruption, and abuse of human rights
The facts
on Indonesia
A sense
of deja vu
Max Lane traces the final years of Sukamoism
Ibnu
Sutowa: the ‘notorious corruptor’
A lesson in making corruption pay
Minangkabau:
our buffalo wins
Indonesian folklore
The friendly
hand of Hasta Mitra
Helping ex-political prisoners pick up the pieces
Britain’s
ex-tepol fights on
A former political prisoner in Indonesia
keeps alive the human rights link with the English speaking world.
Bob
Hawkins reports
Genocide
in the ‘colonies’
Bob Hawkins says Indonesia has a lot to answer for in its treatment
of West man and East Timor.
Flight
from fear
An East Timorese refugee in Australia tells
her story
Voices
against the New Order
More than radical voices are criticising
the Suharto government
Dweller
in the wind
The poet Rendra asks questions in verse
The
waves of time
A bnet history of Indonesia
Compliments
of the bar
Legal aid is ending a hand to the voices of
dissent
The
man who insulted the president
A criticism of the government from the dock
and a sample of rough justice
Whatever
happened to Mogi Darusman
Doug Miles reports on a country-western star
who left Austria to sing against his masters
in Indonesia.
Worth
Reading on... INDONESIA
Ideas
for action
Reviews:
New books and a classicCountry
profile: GrenadaCover
photograph: Michael Jensen
of a painting by Permadi Lyostoa
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