Malioboro, the Busiest Part of Jogja
Sabtu, 21 Juni 2008
Affandi's picture
Affandi's picture
Affandi Museum is located between the airport and the city, in the lush garden next to Affandi's (1907-1990) unusual stilted private home. He was Indonesia's foremost impressionist painter who built a private museum for his own paintings and of those of his daughter Kartika. Affandi's grave (he died in May 1990) lies in the backyard next to the museum.
Munir Said Thalib
Munir Said Thalib
"Human rights in the sense of human solidarity has created a new universal and equal language going beyond racial, gender, ethnic or religious boundaries. That is why we consider it a doorway to dialogue for people of all socio-cultural groups and all ideologies."
Indonesian anti-riot police
Indonesian anti-riot police attend a security roll call in Jakarta, 19 December 2007, ahead of the Christmas and New Year celebrations in the most populous Muslim country. Some 141,000 Indonesian police are to fan out around the archipelago nation on alert for possible terror attacks or unrest during the holidays, national police spokesman said.
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Dayak during tribal wars, Borneo 1999
Dayak during tribal wars, Borneo 1999
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Tribal war between Madurese and Dayak at Sanggauledo - Kalimantan (Borneo)
Tribal war between Madurese and the Dayak at Sanggauledo - Kalimantan between December 1996 and January 1997.
These are the HEADS of Madurese women which were beheaded by the Dayaks and they were paraded around town, watched and cheered by the Dayak people. The Madurese from their home island ( Madura) sent hundreds of their people to Kalimantan (Borneo) for joinning the war. They were sent in waves, but not a single person return because they were ambushed and killed as soon as they reached shore by the awaiting Dayak.
This tribal war was a barbaric act just like the one happened in Poso, Palu, Ambon.
Tribal war between Madurese and Dayak at Sanggauledo - Kalimantan (Borneo)
Tribal war between Madurese and Dayak at Sanggauledo - Kalimantan (Borneo) between December 1996 - January 1997. The picture shows the severed head of a Madurese child. Just look at their emotionless faces. They seems heartless and even proud..
The head skeleton of Hila
The head skeleton was found when Christians dug the ground in the church looking for the weapon for war. It was found in the old church which was built in 1580 in Hila.
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