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Tag Archives: Soeharto
Ilustrasi Soeharto dan “The Last Supper”
Perlukah Tempo Minta Maaf?
Kiranya iman umat Kristiani dan umat beriman lainnya (beriman tidak sama dengan beragama) jauh lebih mendalam ketimbang interpretasi sebuah karya seni buatan manusia. Umat beriman tidak akan mudah tersinggung ketika karya manusia dijadikan anekdot, sebab iman mereka bersumber dari Yang Maha Illahi dan bukan sekedar ikon dekoratif – karya seorang maestro sekalipun.
Posted in Indonesia Also tagged Cendana, last supper, Tempo
By: Seth Mydans / New York Times
A Resilient Indonesia Moves Beyond Suharto
From one of the most centralized and controlled countries in the region, it has transformed itself into one of the most decentralized, free, open and self-regulating. From a brutal and corrupt regime under the heel of the military, it has become the standard bearer of democracy in Southeast Asia. It stands out for its political liberalism at a time when coups and coup attempts have discredited the region’s two exemplars of democracy, Thailand and the Philippines.
Posted in Guest Writers, Indonesia Also tagged democracy, Indonesia
Suharto Escapes Trial, But Indonesia Does Not