Groundhog Day 
       Defence planners wake up and find Asia is (still) a threat - Simon Philpott

Peace journalism in Poso 
       When reporting ethnic conflict, journalists can make a difference - Jake Lynch and Annabel McGoldrick

Aceh will not lie down 
       A new generation of victims speaks out. Will Indonesia now negotiate? - Lesley McCulloch

Don't let them drown 
       Australia must be a good global citizen towards refugees who transit Indonesia - Anita Roberts

Wisanggeni, Ned Kelly, and Tommy 
       A new novel explores the ambiguous role of the outlaw in today's Indonesia - Marshall Clark

Women and Men

Out in front 
       This energetic cabinet minister wants more power for women, fast - Vanessa Johanson talks with Khofifah Indar Parawansa

Women and the nation 
       Throughout its history, outsiders wanted the women's movement to be nationalist first of all. Now women are finding their own voice - Susan Blackburn

Rifka Annisa 
      A centre educates the Yogya community about domestic violence - Wineng Endah

Jakarta women's barefoot bank 
       Poor kampung women double their income through their own micro-credit scheme - Lea Jellinek

Gay men in the reformasi era 
       Homophobic violence could be a by-product of the new openness - Dédé Oetomo

Quo vadis, lesbians? 
       Lesbians want to be themselves - Bunga Jeumpa and Ulil

Sex in the city 
       Between girl power and the mother image, young urban women struggle for identity - Yatun Sastramidjaja

Sulawesi's fifth gender 
       What if there were not just two genders, but five? In Indonesia, there are - Sharyn Graham

Left behind by death 
       Timorese women raped by Indonesian militias need justice. So do all the other women who survived New Order abuse - Galuh Wandita

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