Patient cleared of defaming hospital in Indonesia Syracuse | (AP) - JAKARTA, Indonesia - An Indonesian housewife who was arrested after she publicized her complaints about bad treatment at a private hospital was acquitted of criminal defamation charges Tuesday by a court. | Prita Mulyasari had been charged with violating Indonesia's 2008 Electronic Informat...
Indonesia picks Petronas to end fuel supply monopoly The Star | JAKARTA: Indonesia's state oil firm Pertamina has lost its exclusive right to distribute subsidised oil products in 2010 after a unit of Malaysia's Petronas and a local firm won supply tenders, a regulator said yesterday. | Petronas has won the right to distribute 20,440 kilolitres (128,547 barrel...
Patient cleared of defaming hospital in Indonesia Syracuse | (AP) - JAKARTA, Indonesia - An Indonesian housewife who was arrested after she publicized her complaints about bad treatment at a private hospital was acquitted of criminal defamation charges Tuesday by a court. | Prita Mulyasari had been charged w...
Patient cleared of defaming hospital in Indonesia Philadelphia Daily News | The Associated Press | JAKARTA, Indonesia - An Indonesian housewife who was arrested after she publicized her complaints about bad treatment at a private hospital was acquitted of criminal defamation charges Tuesday by a court. | Prita Mulyasari ha...
Indonesia court throws out Facebook defamation case BBC News | An Indonesian court has thrown out a hospital's criminal defamation case against a mother-of-two whose e-mail complaint appeared on Facebook. | Prita Mulysari had e-mailed friends to say the hospital had misdiagnosed her. Her complaint was then pos...
Indonesia picks Petronas to end fuel supply monopoly The Star | JAKARTA: Indonesia's state oil firm Pertamina has lost its exclusive right to distribute subsidised oil products in 2010 after a unit of Malaysia's Petronas and a local firm won supply tenders, a regulator said yesterday. | Petronas has won the rig...
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Let us look beyond Indonesia, say firms The Star | KUCHING: The Sarawak Timber Association hopes the state government will allow timber companies to recruit foreign workers from countries other than Indonesia. | This was to ensur...
Indonesia c.bank: excess demand for its currency The Guardian (Adds quotes and background) JAKARTA, Dec 7 (Reuters) - Indonesia's deputy central bank governor Budi Mulya said on Monday that there was still excess demand for the rupiah in the ...
From stability to chaos in Indonesia Asia Times | By Patrick Guntensperger | JAKARTA - Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono delivered earlier this week an eagerly awaited announcement on the scandal involving the Attorn...
INDONESIA: Tsunami rebuilding a "success" but challenges remain IRINnews web | JAKARTA, 22 December 2009 (IRIN) - Five years after the tsunami struck Indonesia, reconstruction in the hardest-hit province of Aceh is being hailed as a success story, although officials say key challenges persist. | Many of the tsunami surviv...
Indonesia's Aceh still healing five years after tsunami Zeenews Lampuk (Indonesia): Ikra Alfila has rediscovered the joy of play, but the little 10-year-old still has nightmares about giant waves five years after the tsunami that killed everyone in her family except her father. | Life has resumed its tranquil cou...
INDONESIA: Condom drive sparks protests IRINnews web | JAKARTA, 21 December 2009 (PlusNews) - A campaign to encourage Indonesians to use condoms as part of national HIV/AIDS prevention efforts has drawn criticism from conservative Islamic groups, who say it promotes promiscuity. | "Rather than curb...
Copenhagen's One Real Accomplishment: Getting Some Money Flowing The New York Times | COPENHAGEN - The most tangible outcome of the climate agreement announced here Friday turned out to be cash. | The Copenhagen Accord set no goal for conclusion of a binding international treaty, leaving months, and perhaps years, of additional negotiations before it emerges in any internationally enforceable form. | But money in notable quantitie...
Sensex adds 81 per cent in 2009 Indian Express | The BSE Sensex rose 0.7 per cent on Thursday to take its gains for 2009 to 81 per cent, its biggest yearly rise since 1991, driven by a flood of foreign funds that is expected to continue into 2010. | On the last day of the year, the market hit its highest in nearly 20 months. The sustained surge, which began in March, was a sharp turnaround from...
