November 2002
About twenty people have been arrested in connection with the Bali investigations - 2002-11-29
Approximately twenty individuals have been arrested in connection with the Bali bombing investigations, including key suspects Imam Samudra and Amrozi, who have confessed to their…
Acquittal of Four Indonesians in Human Rights Violation Court - 2002-11-29
An Indonesian court acquitted four senior military and police officers of human rights violations related to the 1999 East Timor violence. This decision highlights ongoing…
First Suicide Bombing in Indonesia - 2002-11-28
The first suicide bombing in Indonesia, resembling Middle Eastern attacks, occurred with a suspect named Iqbal identified by police. This event marks a significant shift…
Australia Closes Its Embassy in the Philippines Indefinitely
Australia has closed its embassy in the Philippines due to a specific terrorist threat from Islamic extremists. Foreign Minister Alexander Downer advised Australians to avoid…
New Arrests in Malaysia - 2002-11-26
Malaysia has arrested four additional members of the militant group Jamaah Islamiyah, suspected of plotting bombings against U.S. facilities in Singapore. This brings the total…
Imam Samudra Delivered to Jakarta Police Headquarters - 2002-11-25
Imam Samudra, the main suspect in the Bali nightclub bombings, has been transferred to Jakarta for interrogation. Authorities are also pursuing connections to Al-Qaeda and…
Indonesian Police Find Osama Bin Laden Video at Home of Bali Bombing Planner
Indonesian police discovered videos of Osama Bin Laden at the homes of Imam Samudra, the planner of the Bali bombing. Samudra has confessed to organizing…
Indonesian Army Has Put Military Operations in Aceh on Defensive Mode
The Indonesian military has shifted its operations in Aceh to a defensive posture, responding only to rebel attacks. Peace talks mediated by the Henri Dunant…
Main Architect of Bali Bombing Arrested - 2002-11-21
The main architect of the Bali bombing, Imam Samudra, has been arrested by Indonesian police while trying to escape to Sumatra. His arrest is seen…
Perpetrators of Bali Bombing Received $5.50 for Each Fatality - 2002-11-21
The article discusses how the bombers of the Bali attack were paid $5.50 for each person killed, as reported by Australian media. Imam Samudra, the…
Prospects for Reconciliation with Opponents in Burma - 2002-11-20
The military government of Burma reports progress in reconciliation talks with democratic opponents, acknowledging the efforts of UN envoy Razali Ismail. Despite his disappointment, Razali…
Indonesia Increases Security Measures Around International Schools
Indonesia has heightened security around international schools following terrorist threats, leading to closures for three days. School officials are uncertain about reopening dates, and additional…
Indonesia and Aceh Separatists Expected to Sign Peace Agreement
Indonesia and Aceh separatists are on track to sign a peace agreement aimed at ending decades of conflict. The signing is anticipated for early December,…
Investigators Say Terrorist Team Responsible for Bali Bombing Still Present in Indonesia - 2002-11-19
Investigators have revealed that the terrorist group responsible for the Bali bombing is still in Indonesia, potentially hiding in Islamic schools. Police are searching for…
Indonesian Police Identify Six More Suspects
Indonesian police have identified six new suspects in the Bali bombings, including the main planner Imam Samudra. The suspects are all Indonesian and have not…
Laughing at the Killing of Innocent People - 2002-11-14
A man suspected of involvement in the Bali bombing was seen laughing during his interrogation, provoking outrage among Australians, especially those who lost loved ones…
Ongoing Investigations in Bali - 2002-11-11
Indonesian authorities have arrested Amrozi, a key suspect in the Bali bombing, who is linked to cleric Abu Bakar Bashir. Bashir is known for his…
Bali Bombing Suspect Likely Traveled to Afghanistan
The main suspect in the Bali nightclub bombing, Amrouzi, has been arrested and is believed to have traveled to Afghanistan, raising concerns about potential terrorist…
Raid in the Hometown of Suspect in Bali Bombing
Indonesian police are investigating the hometown of a suspect involved in the Bali nightclub bombing that killed 180 people. The suspect, known as 'Amrouzi', has…
Bali Bombers Displeased with Low Number of American Casualties in Terrorist Attack - 2002-11-08
The Bali bombers expressed dissatisfaction with the low number of American casualties in their attack, which primarily killed Australians. A senior Indonesian police official provided…
Search for at Least Three More Terrorists in Indonesia - 2002-11-08
Indonesian police are seeking at least three additional suspects connected to a deadly bombing in Bali that killed nearly 200 people. The main suspect, currently…
Arrest of Suspect in Bali Bombing - 2002-11-07
A suspect named Amrozi has been arrested in connection with the deadly Bali bombing that killed around 200 people last month. He confessed to being…
Indonesian Police Identify Three Suspects in Bali Bombing
Indonesian police have identified three suspects in the Bali bombing that killed over 200 people. The suspects are Indonesian citizens linked to the radical group…
Increased Travel Warnings for Americans in the Philippines
The U.S. has issued heightened travel warnings for Americans in the Philippines due to potential terrorist threats. Officials are concerned about possible attacks similar to…
Nearly 5000 People Flee Their Homes on Indonesian Island
An earthquake on the Indonesian island of Si Milo has caused nearly 5000 residents to flee their homes, fearing potential tsunami waves. The quake resulted…
A Strong Earthquake Shakes the Islands of Sumatra and Simeulue, Indonesia
A strong earthquake struck Sumatra and Simeulue, Indonesia, injuring about 40 people and damaging numerous buildings. The earthquake's epicenter was near Singkil in Aceh province,…
Foreign Donors in Indonesia Urge Government to Combat Terrorism More Stringently
Foreign donors are pressing the Indonesian government to enhance its fight against terrorism, linking future aid to progress in this area. They have backed a…
Abu Bakar Bashir Did Not Answer Most Police Questions - 2002-11-02
Indonesian police are interrogating Abu Bakar Bashir, the leader of Jamaah Islamiyah, in connection with a recent bombing in Bali that killed 190 people. Bashir…
A Suspect Identified in Last Month's Attacks in Bali
Indonesian police have identified a suspect in the deadly nightclub attacks in Bali that killed at least 180 people. The investigation suggests the use of…