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All-out campaign to stop mining in protected forests
Indonesia is being pushed by powerful mining multinationals to open up protected forests for mining, but the international campaign to prevent yet more forest destruction is gaining momentum.
August 14, 2003

War and food security in Aceh
Aceh's civilian population is being worst affected by the war in Aceh. The threat of famine looms as food security is severely undermined by the conflict.
August 14, 2003

In Brief... DTE 58 - August 2003
August 13, 2003

DTE newsletter 57 - May 2003 - full edition for download
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May 15, 2003

Controversy over fatal shootings in Komodo National Park
What lessons will be learned from the shooting dead of two local fishermen at the Komodo National Park, managed by US-based conservation organisation, The Nature Conservancy?
May 14, 2003

In brief... DTE 57 - May 2003
Earth Day protests against TPL Sumatra pulp plant, Nuclear power plant for Madura? Malaysian logging tycoon arrested, Monsanto GM cotton furore
May 14, 2003

Indonesian NGOs reject US, UK and Australian funding in Iraq protest
Indonesia's most prominent environmental group, WALHI, and a number of other NGOs have rejected funding from the USAID, DFID and AusAID, because of their governments' war against Iraq.
May 14, 2003

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