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Indonesia Indonesia 28 Agustus 2008  

 

Lakon

Sugeng’s Last Days

Yovinus Guntur Wicaksono

In the middle of Class I of the Surabaya Prison yard in Porong, Sidoarjo there is a beautiful garden where many kinds of flowers and trees grow.  One of the prisoners is diligently watering the flowers and trees one by one.  While smoking a clove cigarette this gray-haired man

The Execution of Romance in Surabaya

Yovinus Guntur Wicaksono

Saturday, 19 June 2008.  The final day of the campaign in the East Java governor election was a hazy day for Felicia.  The woman with fair complexion had to lose Sugeng, the man of her dreams.

 

She felt even worse after Sugeng died, shot by the

My Wish to be a Migrant Worker has Drowned

Andi Haryanto

I have been working in Malaysia for about a year when I was caught in an operation conducted by the Malaysian securities forces. I was working together with my sister at the time.  I was caught because I did not have a passport and working permit. So I was sent

The Cruelty of the Suharto Regime (3): Stepped On, My Private Parts Bleeding

Margiyono

At the time, I was a journalist for Daily Economic Nusa Bakti. I was also member of the United Journalists of Indonesia (PWI) and active in the Nationalist Party of Indonesia (PNI) lead by Alo-Surachman. People used to say PNI-Asu, short for Ali-Surachman.

 

I was arrested in the

The Cruelty of the Suharto Regime (2): Electrocuted Until Fainting

Margiyono

In the year 1965 I was only 36 years old. I worked as a government official at the Traffic Government Service in Lampung (Sumatra). I was active organizing the Labor Union for the Traffic Service workers. In 1966 I went to Jakarta on a work assignment. I went straight

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Kisah

The Drug Kiosk (3, finished)

"If you wish to use narcotics, then do not use injected drugs.  But if you have to use injected drugs, then use a sterile needle.  As a matter of fact, you

Tokoh

Ariyo and the Power of Storytelling (1)

That night, Bobo Fair's main stage was crowded by children.  They enjoyed the melodious voice of the storyteller.  Laughs and comments of children from everywhere interrupting the story told

Sikap

Gie

In a Non-Government Organization's office, an office boy passionately cooks lunch.  Just call him Gie.  Of course, he is not Soe Hok Gie, that legendary activist of Angkatan 66,


Inspirasi

Unity and Crazy Times

7 Mei 2008 - 16:21 WIB

Life is getting more and more difficult in Indonesia, which is likely to make more and more people shout out the yell of singer Ronggo Warsito: ‘Crazy times!'  Just imagine!  This crisis has been attacking our republic since the year 1997 and does not seem to back off. In

ICW
Prakarsa Rakyat

Curhat

Measuring the Value of Women

3 Maret 2008 - 15:5 WIB

Chicken Noodles

12 September 2007 - 11:25 WIB

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