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No. 73 January-March 2003

Security Disorders
Sending Troops is not Going to Solve Regional Conflicts
- Douglas Kammen
What's Wrong With Freeport's Security Policy?
A report by a human rights organisation in West Papua
- Institute for Human Rights Study and Advocacy (Elsham)
Brawling, Bombing, and “Backing”
The Security Forces as a Source of Insecurity
- John Roosa
Doing Daily Battle
Street children face police and security guards
- Rikah and Dede

The Model Militia
A new security force in Bali is cloaked in tradition
- Degung Santikarma
Self-reliant Militias
Homegrown security forces wield great power in Lombok
- John M. MacDougall
Putting the (Para)Military Back Into Politics
The ‘taskforces’ of the political parties
- Phil King

Plundering the Sea
Regulating trawling companies is difficult when the navy is in business with them
- Brian Fegan
On the Waterfront
The Military Fleeces and Polices Port Workers
- Razif

Evading the Truth
Will a Truth and Reconciliation Commission ever be formed?
- Agung Putri
Not Fade Away
A General of the Sukarno years criticises today’s military
- Muhammad Fauzi
The Endless Wait
Families of the Disappeared are Still Searching for Answers
- R. Waluya Jati

Your Say
The Bali Bombing
Understanding the tragedy beyond al-Qaeda and Bush’s ‘war on terror’
- Thomas Reuter
Newsbriefs
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