Indonesia Roundup Number 1 – February 6-12, 2006 (first issue)

• Clash mars protest against high-voltage transmission lines
• Farmers demonstrate over water resources at Gumeng dam
• Protests against electricity hikes continue in Solo
• Demos in Java, Sumatra, over electricity rate hikes
• Students protests forced demolition of university housing
• Presidential visit to Bandung greeted by protests
• Egg throwing students award 'charter of appreciation'
• Hundreds of students demand investigation of Riau governor
• Fishers in Riau call for prohibition on weighted nets
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• Jakarta protest tells energy minister to 'go to hell'
• High-tension transmission line protesters 'interrupt' discussion
• Bandung residence demand closure of waste dump
• Students arrested at national police headquarters
• Makassar workers demand release of colleagues
• Valentines day action against domestic violence
• Yogyakarta students call for war against court Mafia
• Students protest electricity price hikes in Makassar
• Twenty-one students arrested at Medan protest
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• Hundreds of traditional sand miners demonstrate in Java
• Hundreds demand local officials be investigated
• Local residents blockade factory in Malang
• Hunger strikers determined to continue protest
• Hundreds protest over direct cash subsidies in Jakarta
• Protesters damage party signs at local parliament
• Thousands of Maspion workers in Surabaya blockade road
• Residents call for local elections to be postponed
• Protest against electricity rate hikes ends in chaos
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Indonesia Roundup Number 4 – February 27-March 5, 2006

• Protests demanding removal of regent continue in Poso
• Maspion workers take to the streets again
• Thousands of civil servants still on strike in Poso
• Students seal of PLN offices in Solo
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• Bogor residents demand jobs from local garment factory
• Thousand demonstrate against eradicating illegal logging
• Yogyakarta students demand KPK take over corruption case
• Honorary teachers demand appointment as civil servants
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• Assistant teachers from Yogyakarta complain to parliament
• Hundreds of Damri drivers in Surabaya go on strike
• Public transport drivers complain about unfair competition
• Workers blockade plantation factory in Surabaya
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• Students protest exploitation of local resources
• Hundreds of trishaw drivers in Aceh protest BRR
• Students protest against water rate hike in North Maluku
• Manado traders protest illegal fees
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• Students in Malang oppose foreign intervention
• 3,000 Sanyo workers go on strike in Depok
• Sukoharjo workers reject labour law revisions
• More protesters join hunger strike in Semarang
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Indonesia Roundup Number 9 – April 3-9, 2006

• Students protesting Freeport burn photos of president
• Makassar residents protest planned one-way-street
• Thousands of Medan workers protests labour law revisions
• Workers occupy East Java regional parliament
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• East Kalimantan coal mine workers demand unpaid wages
• Love of peace action held in Central Jakarta
• Vice president greeted by protests in East Java
• Bandung taxi drivers demonstrate again
• Students launch hunger strike at State Palace
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• Makassar residents blockade road
• Volunteer teachers in Depok protest
• Former Texmaco employees clash with police
• Blue Bird taxi drivers protest Bandung government decision
• Leprosy sufferers protest in Makassar
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Indonesia Roundup Number 13 – May 1-7, 2006 (pending)

Indonesia Roundup Number 14 – May 8-14, 2006 (pending)

Indonesia Roundup Number 15 – May 15-20, 2006 (pending)

Indonesia Roundup Number 16 – May 21-28, 2006

• National Awakening Day commemorated with anti-Suharto protests
• Anti-Suharto protest ends in clash, arrests
• Newly elected regent suspected of using false diploma
• Protesters in Jakarta demand Suharto be tried
• Yogyakarta students reject amnesty for Suharto
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Indonesia Roundup Number 17 – May 29-June 4, 2006

• Activists launch pre-trial suit against New Order
• New Order victims rock Komnas HAM
• Students demand governor be investigated over corruption
• Fisherpeople protest pollution, demand compensation
• Nahdlatul Ulama demands FPI be disbanded
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• Papuan activists protest at Plaza 89
• Demonstration in Manado rejects mining companies
• Hundreds of ceramic workers demonstrate in Probolinggo
• Makassar students continue protests against university
• Police clash with public transport drivers
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• Victims of Ambon riots demand compensation funds
• South Kalimantan truck drivers strike
• Victims of river abrasion protest in Cirebon
• Lebak residents demand connection to electricity grid
• Pulo Aceh residents protest Catholic Relief Services
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• South Sumatra residents demand return of land
• Papuan students protest in Jakarta
• Manado students protests neoliberal policies
• Earthquake victims in Yogyakarta demonstrate over aid
• Farmers clash with police in Lombok
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• Farmers in Samarinda demand compensation
• Papuans demand trial be moved to Timika
• Police arrest eight in anti-Suharto demonstration
• Protests greet vice president's visit to North Sumatra
• Serang resident oppose sand mining
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Indonesia Roundup Number 22 – July 3-9, 2006

• Sidoarjo residents demand compensation from PT Lapindo
• Hundreds of farmers demonstrate over water shortages
• Demonstrators in Medan demand disbursement of development funds
• Street traders in Manado oppose plan to move to new market
• Earthquake victims demand relief aid
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• Bali students reject education fee increases
• Police breakup student protest in Medan
• Jamsostek employees demand replacement of executive director
• Bantul residents demand payment of relief aid
• Bantul residents demand free electricity
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• Housewives protests over price of school registration fees
• Workers blockade Surabaya regional parliament
• Environment activists erect massive banner
• Workers in Cianjur demand return of deposits
• Housewives and children demand rice quota
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• Polewali residents protest over loss of voting rights
• Commemoration of National Children's Day marred by protest
• Children 'overrun' national parliament
• Bojonegoro residents blockade road leading to drilling site
• Urban poor activists clash with civilian police in Medan
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Indonesia Roundup Number 26 – July 31-August 6, 2006

• Ternate fisherpeople demonstrate over illegal fishing
• Demonstrations condemn Israeli aggression
• Cirebon students oppose arrival of West Java governor
• PT Wong Coco workers demand to be employed full-time
• PDI-P members demonstrate in Banyumas
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• Simultaneous anti-Israeli protests held across the country
• Workers in Bandung demand payment of wages, subsidies
• Police arrest dozens of anti-Israeli students in Bandung
• Former Bank Dagang Bali employees demand severance pay
• Hundreds of farmers rock the State Palace
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• Residents blockade road to ceramic industrial center
• Klaten earthquake victims demand assistance
• Lampung workers demonstrate again
• Adam Air flight operation officers strike
• Damri bus drivers in Surabaya protest again
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• Residents close off waste disposal ducts
• Land eviction victims protest Kodo Panjang dam project
• Papuan workers demand outstanding wages, severance pay
• Mud disaster victims demand Lapindo buy their houses
• Mud disaster victims condemn deputy-regent for siding with Lapindo
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Indonesia Roundup Number 30 – August 28-September 3, 2006

• Bandung students protest against thuggery on campus
• Hotel Sheraton employees demand full payment of wages
• Protest in West Sumatra ends in violence
• Hundreds of farmers in Central Java 'dump' onion harvest
• Residents living near Soekarno-Hatta Airport oppose eviction
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• Central Java farmers demand closure of plantation company
• Hundreds of PT Great River workers demonstrate at Mandiri Bank
• Kupang students demand resignation of university rector
• Primary school students, parents protest demolition
• Farmers in Semarang demand return of land
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• PT Sanyo Indonesia workers win victory
• Onion farmers in Tegal burn harvest in protest over imports
• Ende bus drivers demonstrate
• Anti-imperialist action at US Embassy
• Hundreds of pedicab drivers demonstrate in Jakarta
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• Komnas HAM employees strike over wages
• Farmers reject IMF, World Bank policies in Indonesia
• Students rock South Jakarta District Court
• Demonstration demanding regent's resignation ends in clash
• Semarang workers demand wage increase, allowances
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Indonesia Roundup Number 34 – September 25-October 1, 2006

• Students arrested at demonstration in Jakarta
• West Kalimantan hospital staff take strike action
• Acehnese protesters blockade road, demand compensation
• Student protest in Makassar almost ends in clash
• Maspion workers protest over mass dismissals, outsourcing
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• Kupang students demand investigation into Poso riots
• Farmers protest again over dam floodgate closure
• Blue Bird taxi drivers in Bali protest over dismissals
• Transvestites, gays and lesbians want discriminative bylaws revoked
• Bridgestone Tyre employees demand annual bonus increase
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• Fish processing company workers demand holiday bonuses
• Protesterss demand Awaludin be named suspect
• Students protest Danish trade offices in Medan
• Garment workers demand wages, holiday bonuses
• Demonstrators call for Tommy's unconditional release
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• Rattan factory employees strike, demand holiday bonuses
• Presidential visit to Samarinda marred by clash
• Residents ask for release of land for gold mining
• Residents in Southern Aceh complain about cash subsidies
• Demonstrators set fire to PT Freeport Indonesia paraphernalia
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Indonesia Roundup Number 38 – October 30-November 6, 2006

• Damri bus drivers in Yogyakarta demand outstanding wages
• Danny Setiawan supporters besiege Bandung State Court
• Jatirejo residents protest again over mud containment dam
• Raid against traders in Malang ends in chaos
• FPI and HTI oppose Bush's visit
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• Residents demand compensation for land used for airport extension
• Protesters call for review of West Kutai election result
• Former PT Dirgantara employees demonstrate again
• Tasikmalaya farmers call for release of defendants
• Kupang residents protest procurement of healthcare equipment
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• Bolong Beach residents protest again, demand compensation
• Yogyakarta students accuse Bush of being war criminal
• Metromini drivers demand police take action against thugs
• Tangerang workers demand minimum wage increase
• Presidential visit to Cilacap greeted with protests
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• Students in Surabaya protest Bush visit
• Anti-Imperialist Front clashes with police in Bogor
• Anti-Bush demonstrators march to State Palace
• Thousands across the country protest Bush visit
• Anti-Bush demonstrations everywhere
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