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...evidence that ExxonMobil's senior executives have ever witnessed an atrocity in Aceh (they deny having done so) and the company has no command authority over the soldiers who protect it. In addition, all of the property and equipment that it uses is technically owned by Pertamina, Indonesia's state-owned oil monopoly, which is the controlling partner in a production sharing contract with ExxonMobil. But Terry Collingsworth, the ilrf's lead lawyer, is confident that the American company can be held liable. "All we need to show is that its executives knew what was going on, based...
...seems to realize that Indonesia is entering a period of social revolution. The signs are there. It can be seen in the farmers who, having had their land stolen from them during the New Order, are now taking it back by force. It can be seen in the protests by farmers outside regional parliament buildings. It can be seen in the attacks on hundreds of police and military posts. In the past, these very same people would have let themselves be robbed of their voices, but now they are fighting back. Whether they realize it or not, they...
...regime. We have done a lot of positive things but we cannot yet say that we have succeeded. The main priority is to maintain the integrity of the country, to prevent disintegration. This republic was founded with the objective of unifying all of the regions into the Republic of Indonesia. We need to implement programs of stability and security to quickly settle our problems. Many of the problems and conflicts are violent in nature but we have learned that it is impossible to settle them with more violence. The fact that the special session concluded without violence is a sign...
...July 27 incident in Jakarta? Megawati: That was a critical moment for my party, but now I have to look at all aspects of this country and its future. I'm still the party chairman but my obligation now is to serve, process and prioritize the tasks of running Indonesia...
...TIME: What teachings of your father will you employ to lead the country? Megawati: Do not look at me as the daughter of (first President Sukarno). My father was the founder of Indonesia. And much of his thinking is still very relevant today. His philosophy of Pancasila (state ideology) can still be adhered to as the foundation of this country...