Indonesia’s brutal history brought to global attention — FT.com
“In 1999, as Indonesians were still celebrating the end of 31 years of dictatorial rule by Suharto, their second president, an unemployed philosophy graduate started writing a sprawling novel that blended his fascination for martial arts and horror stories with an acerbic take on his country’s twisted history.” (Read more)
Source: Financial Times
Image: Rural women from Rembang in Central Java province protest outside the President’s office over the construction of a cement factory in their district.
Source: WatchDoc Films
