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, by Maryadi, Tempo Interactive
Jakarta — A number of protests or mass actions on the main streets of Jakarta will add to the traffic congestion today. The protest groups, as announced by the Metro Jaya regional police Traffic Management Center (TMC), have already sent notifications of their planned actions to police. (…)
, by SMITH Kerry
Indonesian activists in the National Liberation Party of Unity (PAPERNAS) continue to face government-sponsored thuggery and have appealed for support from Australian activists to help them defend their democratic rights.
PAPERNAS chairperson Agus Priono has issued a statement calling for (…)
, by SARI Dita Indah, STRAUSS Jonathan
Dita Sari, who is head of the advisory council of the National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) and also a member of the advisory council of Indonesian National Front for Labour Struggles, spoke to Green Left Weekly during the Latin America and Asia Pacific International Solidarity (LAAPIS) (…)
, by ARIANE Zely
Indonesia is a strategic country that has the potential to become affluent and prosperous. There is no reason why Indonesian society should remain poor, unjust and culturally backward (Opening to the Manifesto of the People’s Democratic Party).
The victory of the democratic struggle to (…)
, by BALOWSKI James
Jakarta,
Activists from the Indonesian National Student League for Democracy (LMND) and the National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) in the East Kalimantan city of Balikpapan have been the targets of harassment by the local government officials, police and the military (TNI).
The (…)
, by PETERSON Chris, SARI Gusti Galuh Ratna
In the lead-up to Indonesia’s 2009 elections, a new left party has been formed. The National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) was founded on the basis of three main demands: the cancellation of Indonesia’s foreign debt, the nationalisation of the minerals sector, including oil and gas, and (…)
, by JABO Agus
Green Left Weekly’s Vannessa Hearman spoke to Agus Jabo, chairperson of the National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas), in Jakarta about the new party’s campaign plans and its defence against ongoing attacks from right-wing organisations
Jakarta,
What are your hopes for the 2009 (…)
, by BALOWSKI James
Jakarta,
In the early hours of March 13, the National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) regional office in Palu, Central Sulawesi, was attacked by around 30 men. Three Papernas members were hospitalised.
This is the latest in a series of attacks against Papernas. Yet this time, instead of (…)
, by AMRI Arfi Bambani, Kompas, Tempo
Papernas offices in Central Sulawesi attacked, three hospitalised
Detik.com - May 13, 2007
Arfi Bambani Amri, Palu — Yet again the National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) has been physically attacked. This time it was the turn of the Central Sulawesi regional branch of Papernas. (…)
, by Papernas
The following is an open letter issued by the National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) following the March 13 attack on Papernas’s regional office in the Central Sulawesi provincial capital of Palu. Translated by James Balowski.
An open letter to the leaders of the nation and higher (…)
, by HEARMAN Vannessa
Solo,
On April 29, the Indonesian National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) again suffered intimidation and disruption of a planned meeting in Sukoharjo, on the outskirts of Solo in Central Java. Members of the Islamic Community Militia prevented the meeting from going ahead by blockading (…)
, by Antara News, EKSA Golda, Papernas, PRIYONO Jabo, PUJIASTUTI Katarina, ROSYID Imron
Papernas conference in Sukoharjo forcibly broken up by Islamic thugs
Tempo Interactive - April 30, 2007.
Imron Rosyid, Solo — Dozens of members of Surakarta Islamic Community Militia (LUIS) forcibly broke up a conference being held by the National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) in the (…)
, by Effendi Zainal
Zainal Effendi, Surabaya — The Surabaya state prosecutor has seized primary and secondary school history books that are deemed to have the potential to disrupt national security. The book seizures were based on Attorney General Decree Number 19/1997.
The state prosecutor found 28 books (…)
* Right wing, military-linked groups mobilise to prevent Papernas declaration * Scores injured in clashes between Papernas and right-wing thugs * Papernas calls on police to fully investigate FPI attack * Despite FPI attack, Papernas to go ahead with launch in June * Gus Dur urges police to (…)
, by Detik.com
The following is a compilation of reports from Detik.com on the March 29 mass rally planned by the National Liberation Party of Unity against the ratification of the Draft Law on Capital Investment that was attacked and broken up by the Islamic Defenders Front. Translated by James Balowski. (…)
, by LANE Max
On March 28 and 29 a series of rightist mobilisations took place in Jakarta. The largest of these was a 500 strong mobilisation aimed at disrupting a march and rally being organised by the United Party for National Liberation (Papernas) protesting foreign domination of the Indonesian minerals (…)
, by Papernas, PRIYONO Jabo, PUJIASTUTI Katarina
On Thursday 29 March 2007 at 11 am hundreds member of the Islamic defenders front (FPI), the Betawi Brotherhood Forum (FBR) and other similar group made an attack on Papernas mass action in General Sudirman street while they were convoying towards hotel Shangri-la and to Tugu Proklamasi the (…)
, by Muchus Budi R
Muchus Budi R., Solo — Scores of people demonstrated at the Gladag roundabout in the Central Java city of Solo on March 13 opposing the ratification of the Draft Law on Capital Investment because it fails to side with the interests of the people.
The protesters, who came from a number of (…)
, by Papernas
A regional meeting for members organized by National Liberation Party of Unity (Partai Persatuan Pembebasan Rakyat Nasional, PAPERNAS), is intimidated by a group which called themselves the Anti-Communist Group of Indonesia (FAKI)! The meeting which supposed to be a follow-up meeting after (…)
, by Papernas
At around 3pm today (March 4) protesters calling themselves the Indonesian Anti-Communist Front (FAKI) attacked the East Java Regional Conference of the National Liberation Party of Unity (Papernas) in Hotel Selekta, Batu City, East Java.
Some 200 participants were attending the first Papernas (…)
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