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GA-00692 1954-02-13 De Nieuwsgier rel B

Burgemeester verklaart samenstelling kiescommissies der kabupatens (Mayor explains composition of regency election committees)

Mayor explains composition of regency election committees in Jakarta

De Nieuwsgier, 13 Feb 1954: Jakarta Mayor Sudiro explains the composition of the three regency election committees, giving one seat each to Masjumi, PNI, Gerwis, NU, PKI, PIR, Perwari and others. Gerwis's seat falls from two to one, with a Gerwis woman seated to represent 'socialism'; the Wanita Demokrat seat passes to

GA-01061 1954-10-06 Het Parool rel B

Parlement over tweede huwelijk van Soekarno

Parliament on Sukarno's second marriage

Het Parool report (6 Oct 1954, p.108): parliament asks the government to clarify its stand on President Sukarno's second marriage, as the controversy causes the first rift in the year-old PNI-PKI coalition. A woman MP of the socialist fraction submitted the request, and parliament received a petition from women's movem

GA-01044 1954-11-25 Het Nieuwsblad Voor Sumatra rel A

Uit het parlement: rechtspositie leden moet geregeld worden

From parliament: legal position of members must be regulated

Het Nieuwsblad voor Sumatra (25 Nov 1954, p.2): parliamentary report on the bill on legal position of MPs. Mrs Moedigdio (Mudigdio) of the PKI objected to its content and argued parliamentary immunity is an aim of the democratic system that must be well maintained; other speakers include Murba, Progressive, PNI and Mas

GA-01045 1954-12-06 Het Nieuwsblad Voor Sumatra rel A

Actie voor bevrijding van Irian (massavergadering Djakarta, december 1954)

Action for liberation of Irian (mass meeting, Jakarta, December 1954)

Het Nieuwsblad voor Sumatra (6 Dec 1954, p.2): a mass meeting in Jakarta, organised by the Irian liberation committee and women's organisations, adopted a resolution urging unilateral incorporation of Irian, breaking relations and agreements with the Netherlands. Speakers included Mrs Sularman Hadikusumo (Wanita Demokr