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The Guardian - 26-Feb-2014

s national disaster management agency (BNPB). "It's a big challenge for the local and central governments." Indonesia straddles the Pacific ring of fire, an arc of volcanoes and tectonic fault lines encircling the ocean. Ruswandi says each province has its own disaster management agency but levels of preparedness vary. "In East Java where Mount Kelud is, the level of preparedness is good," he said....

The Guardian - 26-Feb-2014

t a snuff movie, it tells one of modern history's most important stories – a genocide where the perpetrators 'won', and continue to live as national heroes For more than a year I have been presenting my film, The Act of Killing , to audiences around the world. The documentary investigates how 500,000 Indonesians were murdered in the 1950s and 60s , at the hands of a government that is still in power....

The Guardian - 24-Feb-2014

Dozens of the critically endangered animals have been killed on Indonesian island in recent years Seven Sumatran elephants have been found dead in western Indonesia and it is thought they were poisoned, a wildlife official said on Monday. Dozens of the critically endangered animals have died after being poisoned in recent years on Sumatra as the creatures come into conflict with humans due to the...

The Guardian - 23-Feb-2014

m a doc obsessive. By my own, not quite reliable reckoning, I've been asked by fans to show The Act of Killing on the BBC at least five times. I've never encountered a film greeted by such extreme responses – both those who say it is among the best films and those who tell me how much they hate it. Much about the film puzzles me. I am still surprised by the fact that so many critics listed it among...

The Guardian - 23-Feb-2014

The best photography in news, culture and sport from around the world this week Jim Powell ...

The Guardian - 20-Feb-2014

s has caved in to public pressure and agreed to buy palm oil only from suppliers who can prove that they actively protect rainforests and peatlands and respect human rights. The move, which follows intense pressure from consumer groups around the world, is expected to improve the survival chances of highly endangered animals like the Sumatran tiger and the orangutan in southeast Asia, as well as provide...

The Guardian - 20-Feb-2014

s body recovered as dive tutor Saori Furukawa tells of sea 'like washing machine' and three-day ordeal One of the five Japanese scuba divers who were rescued after spending three days stranded on a reef off the coast of Bali has described how the group survived by drinking from coconuts after a sudden storm turned the sea into a violent whirlpool. Saori Furukawa, 37, a Bali-based diving instructor,...

The Guardian - 18-Feb-2014

t approach them." The fate of two other female divers remains unknown. Suarsika identified one of the five rescued divers as Saori Furukawa, one of two locally based Japanese instructors who were accompanying five tourists when they disappeared during a scuba diving excursion off the island of Nusa Lembongan, just east of Bali, on Friday afternoon. Japanese consular officials said they were trying...


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