KURNIAWAN v. ATTORNEY GENERAL OF U.S. - Leagle.com

KURNIAWAN v. ATTORNEY GENERAL OF U.S.
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Kurniawan recounted being taunted in grade school and watching Indonesian Muslims burn Chinese property during the anti-Chinese riots of 1998. She also stated that in 2003 an Indonesian man said "You Chinese!" and robbed her while she was on the way to ...

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Leading gay activist aspires to lead human rights body - Jakarta Post

Leading gay activist aspires to lead human rights body
Jakarta Post
Sandyawan was a member of the government-appointed fact finding team for the May 1998 riots. The former priest continues to work with the urban poor in South Jakarta. The selection committee distributed the list of applicants to the press, ...

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Maldives since independence - Hindustan Times

Maldives since independence
Hindustan Times
1998: Gayoom wins a fifth term in a presidential referendum. 2003: Gayoom is sworn in for a sixth five-year term, after an election marred by street riots following the killing of two prisoners in a police shooting. 2004: State of emergency imposed ...

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Heaven on earth in Bangka Belitung - Jakarta Post


Jakarta Post
Heaven on earth in Bangka Belitung
Jakarta Post
When anti-Chinese riots broke out in some parts of Indonesia at the end of the Soeharto regime, local people and those of Chinese descent lived peacefully in the province,” Anugrah noted. Bangka and Belitung were first inhabited by seafaring ethnic ...

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Chinese New Year 2012: The Indonesian Story - International Business Times


International Business Times
Chinese New Year 2012: The Indonesian Story
International Business Times
It was not until 1998 when Suharto resigned that the ethnic Chinese in Indonesia begin to enjoy some cultural freedoms. But such ease of restrictions came at a heavy price – in the wake of Suharto's passing, anti-Chinese riots swept across the nation ...

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Isn't now the best time to raise fuel prices? - Jakarta Post

Isn't now the best time to raise fuel prices?
Jakarta Post
Indonesia is now the 17th largest economy in the world and officials are talking about breaking into the top 10 by 2025. But if Indonesia has never had it so good, at least not since the 1998 Asian financial crisis, then why is it so difficult for the ...

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Religious radicalism and cultural change - Inside Indonesia

Religious radicalism and cultural change
Inside Indonesia
According to the 2010 Report on Tolerance and Intolerance issued by the Moderate Muslim Society, in that year West Java recorded the highest number of incidences of intolerance of all Indonesian provinces - more than half the total 81 cases.

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