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Haftanstalt Cipinang

Die Haftanstalt Cipinang (indonesisch Lembaga Pemasyarakatan Cipinang) ist ein Hochsicherheitsgefängnis in Indonesiens Hauptstadt Jakarta. Sie befindet sich in Cipinang (Pulo Gadung) in Ostjakarta. Geschichte Das Gefängnis stammt noch aus der Endzeit der niederländischen Kolonialzeit. Wurden hier zunächst indonesische Unabhängigkeitsaktivisten inhaftiert, kamen in Cipinang nach der Unabhängigkeit Indonesiens Gegner des Regimes und Unabhängigkeitskämpfer aus Osttimor und Westpapua hinter Gitter. Den Hauptanteil machen aber Kriminelle ohne politischen Hintergrund aus. 70 % sitzen wegen Drogendelikten (Stand: 2014). 64 Insassen (Stand: 2014) wurden als Terroristen verurteilt. Kritik 2007 kam es zu Kämpfen zwischen rivalisierenden Gefangenen-Clans. Zwei Gefangene starben, fünf wurden schwer verletzt. Bei den Insassen fanden sich Macheten und andere Messer. Wie in anderen Gefängnissen Indonesiens sind in Cipinang Drogen und HIV-Infektionen ein massives Problem. Zu dieser Zeit waren 4000 Personen in der Haftanstalt inhaftiert, ausgerichtet ist sie nur für 1500 Gefangene. Etwa 81 % der Gefangenen gaben in einer Amnesty-Studie um 2013 an, sie seien Opfer von Folter geworden. Bekannte Gefangene Fernando de Araújo, osttimoresischer Unabhängigkeitsaktivist und Politiker João Câmara, osttimoresischer Unabhängigkeitsaktivist und Diplomat Hartono Dharsono, indonesischer General, Diplomat und Politiker Abu Bakar Bashir, indonesischer Islamist Xanana Gusmão, osttimoresischer Freiheitskämpfer und Politiker Eurico Guterres, indonesisch-osttimoresischer Milizenführer Mohammad Hatta, indonesischer Politiker Mário Nicolau dos Reis, osttimoresischer Unabhängigkeitsaktivist und Politiker Muchtar Pakpahan, indonesischer Anwalt und Gewerkschafter Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, indonesischer Politiker Pramoedya Ananta Toer, indonesischer Schriftsteller Literatur John M MacDougall: The Cipinang Study: Drugs and Infection in an overcrowded Indonesian Prison, November 2014, Asia Research Centre, Murdoch University. Weblinks Einzelnachweise
Cipinang Penitentiary Institution

Cipinang Penitentiary Institution (Indonesian: Lembaga Pemasyarakatan Cipinang) is a top-security prison in Jakarta, Indonesia. It is exactly located in Cipinang Muara, Jatinegara, East Jakarta. History The prison was built by the Dutch colonial administration, during the Indonesian National Revival. It held Indonesian nationalist leaders such as Mohammed Hatta. Following Indonesian independence, the prison continued to be used by authorities. Communists and leftists arrested in the 1951 mass arrests in Indonesia were detained there, as was the novelist Pramoedya A. Toer in 1961 for criticizing the Sukarno administration's anti-Chinese policies. Human rights groups such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch alleged that the Suharto administration used Cipinang and other prisons to silence opponents from the Sukarno administration and Irian Jaya. In their annual report for 2005, AI also spoke of routine torture and ill-treatment. The organization said of Cipinang and other prisons: According to a survey conducted by a local non-governmental organization, over 81 percent of prisoners arrested between January 2003 and April 2005 in Salemba detention centre, Cipinang prison, and Pondok Bambu prison, all in Jakarta, were tortured or ill-treated. About 64 percent were tortured or ill-treated during interrogation, 43 percent during arrest, and 25 percent during detention. During the Indonesian occupation of East Timor, East Timorese independence activists, such as Xanana Gusmão (later President of East Timor), were housed in the jail. Others imprisoned at Cipinang for political activity include political dissidents Asep Suryaman, Sri Bintang Pamungkas, and labor leader Muchtar Pakpahan. After Suharto's resignation in 1998, new President Jusuf Habibie released Pamungkas, Pakpahan, and Gusmão. Abu Bakar Bashir, the spiritual leader of Islamist terrorist group, Jemaah Islamiyah, was imprisoned in Cipinang. He was released after serving 26 months for conspiracy relating to the 2002 Bali bombing. Today The jail holds 4,000 prisoners in a facility designed to hold 1,500. Well-connected prisoners are often able to obtain superior accommodation. The former governor of Jakarta, Ahok, was imprisoned here, but was released in January 2019 after receiving a two-month remission. See also Political prisoner References External links Official website "The view from Cipinang prison" Green Left Weekly
Menteng Pulo War Cemetery

Menteng Pulo War Cemetery, also Dutch Field of Honor Menteng Pulo (Dutch: Nederlands Ereveld Menteng Pulo, Indonesian: Makam Kehormatan Belanda di Menteng Pulo), is a war cemetery at Jl. Menteng Pulo RT. 3 RW. 12, Menteng Dalam, Tebet, Jakarta in Indonesia. It is one of two Dutch war cemeteries in Jakarta, the other one is Ancol War Cemetery at Ancol. Menteng Pulo War Cemetery was built to accommodate the victims of the war from the Japanese occupation during World War II. At present it is maintained by the Netherlands War Graves Foundation, which is an organization that manages all Dutch war cemeteries in the world. History It was built on L-shaped waqf land provided by the Djakarta government at that time. Menteng Pulo War Cemetery was designed on 7 December 1946 by the architect Hugo Anthonius van Oerle, who served as a lieutenant colonel in the First Division of the Royal Netherlands Army. The laying of the first foundation was carried out by Lieutenant General Simon Spoor, who at that time was the highest ranking Dutch military leader in the Indonesian archipelago. There are about 4,300 graves of Royal Netherlands East Indies Army (KNIL) members who were killed during the Indonesian War of Independence, and victims of the atrocities in Japanese-run internment camps during World War II. Not only ethnic Dutch, but also native Indonesian KNIL members were buried here. From 1946 to 1950, there were only 22 graves. However, since 1960, Menteng Pulo has become a tomb for bodies that have been moved from several regions in Indonesia such as Banjarmasin, Tarakan, Balikpapan, Manado, Makassar, Palembang, and Cililitan. The graves in this cemetery are arranged in eighteen blocks. Most of the KNIL soldiers who had perished and had been buried in Australia, they were moved to Jakarta and reinterred here throughout November 1950. This included soldiers originally from Surinam and the Dutch Caribbean. Besides the thousands of tombs of victims of the Second World War, at Ereveld Menteng Pulo there are several monuments that are characteristic. The two buildings are the Simultaan Church in which there are crosses from bearing rails taken from the Burmese stretch of the Thai–Burma Railway. The church is not only used for prayers, but also as a place of commemoration and ceremonies for all religions, as well as the Columbarium which stores ashes of 754 Dutch military personnel who died as prisoners of war. References External links (in Dutch) Menteng Pulo War Cemetery on the website of the Netherlands War Graves Foundation (OGS) (in Dutch) OGS leaflet about Menteng Pulo War Cemetery (in English) OGS brochure about Dutch war graves in Southeast Asia
Ereveld Menteng Pulo

Ereveld Menteng Pulo is een erebegraafplaats in Jakarta op het Indonesische eiland Java. Dit ereveld is uitsluitend voor Nederlandse oorlogsslachtoffers en militairen. Bij het ereveld staat een kerk, een zogenaamde simultaankerk. Deze bevat 700 urnen van Nederlandse krijgsgevangenen. Op het ereveld zelf bevinden zich ook nog 4.300 graven van Nederlandse burgers die omkwamen tijdens politieke acties. Alhier begraven Generaal S. Spoor Eerste luitenant J.A. de Jong Luitenant-kolonel A.L. Gortmans Soldaat-eerste-klas G.D. Deen Tweede luitenant C. van der Weiden Sgt.Inf. Karel Rosdorff Dienstplichtig korporaal Antonius Joannes Henricus Tullemans Soldaat Artillerie W.H. Verhoeven Luitenant-kolonel Reinier Emil Jessurun Zie ook Lijst van erevelden Externe links Ereveld Menteng Pulo, Oorlogsgravenstichting Informatiefolder Ereveld Menteng Pulo
Cirebon Steam Power Plant

The Cirebon Steam Power Plant (Indonesian: Pembangkit Listrik Tenaga Uap Cirebon) is a 660 MW coal-fired power plant developed by PT Cirebon Electric Power (CEP) in the Kanci area to the southeast of Cirebon, Indonesia. History The first unit of the plant was launched in mid October 2012. The reported cost of the plant was around $US 850 million. Construction began in 2008 and was substantially completed, a little behind time, in mid-2012. Sales from the plant to the Indonesian state-owned electricity company Perusahaan Listrik Negara (PLN) began on 27 July 2012. Like other IPPs in Indonesia, the plant will sell the electricity produced to the PLN at an agreed feed-in tariff price. The initial agreed rate was reported to be US 4.43 cents per kWh (USD 0.0443/kWh) although, because of high coal prices, it was reported that the PLN would adjust the purchase price upwards to US 5.2 cents per kWh (USD 0.052/kWh). It is reported that there are tentative plans to extend the Cirebon plant later with the installation of another 1,000 MW costing around $US 1.2 - 1.3 billion. In 2015, South Korean companies Hyundai Engineering & Construction and Hyundai Engineering won the contract for the Cirebon 2 1,000 MW CFPP (USC) project worth $727 million. The main contents of the project are to build a 1,000 MW coal-fired power plant and a 500 kV transmission line along the coastline of Java, and expand the substation. As the construction supervisor, Hyundai Engineering & Construction was responsible for installing supplementary equipment and boilers, and civil engineering works. On November 14, 2022, the Asian Development Bank signed a memorandum of understanding to jointly explore the early retirement of the Cirebon Unit 1. This agreement was reached at the 2022 G20 Bali summit alongside the Indonesia Just Energy Transition Partnership. Share structure The CEP is one of the various independent power producers (IPPs) in Java. It is a joint venture of four companies: Japan-owned Marubeni Corporation which owns the largest stake (32.5%), Korea Midland Power Co (27.5%), South Korean company Samtan Co Ltd (20%) and the Indonesian listed firm PT Indika Energy (20%). Function The first unit of the plant consists of 1 × 660 MW coal-fired power system having one turbine generator, one steam turbine and a balance of plants. Its boiler is sliding pressure operation, and is the first plant to use supercritical boiler technology in Indonesia. The plant will use coal with a sulfur content of less than 0.2% sourced from Kalimantan. Consumption will be 7,240 tonnes per day and around 2.8 million tonnes per year. The plant is expected to produce around 5.5 TWh per year (around 4% of the electricity supply in the region). References
Garuda Indonesia

Garuda Indonesia je vlajková letecká společnost Indonésie. Sídlí na mezinárodním letišti Sukarno-Hatta v Jakartě. Byla založena v roce 1949 pod názvem KLM Interinsulair Bedrijf, dříve se také nazývala Garuda Indonesian Airways. V roce 2016 měla 60 domácích a 73 mezinárodních destinací, v letce 143 letadel včetně Airbusů A330, Boeingů 777 nebo Boeing 747. Od roku 2012 je členem letecké aliance SkyTeam. V roce 2014 byla oceněna společností Skytrax jako pětihvězdičková aerolinie. Současná flotila K roku 2020 se flotila Garuda Indonesia skládala z následujících letounů:[zdroj?] Reference Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Garuda Indonesia na Wikimedia Commons
Garuda Indonesia

Garuda Indonesia er det nationale flyselskab fra Indonesien. Selskabet har hub og hovedkontor på Soekarno-Hatta International Airport ved Jakarta. Garuda blev etableret i 1949 og er ejet af den indonesiske stat. I december 2009 blev det offentliggjort at Garuda Indonesia ville søge om optagelse i flyalliancen SkyTeam. Dette skete efter at de tre medlemmer af alliancen, Korean Air, KLM og Delta Air Lines, havde anbefalet og stillet hjælp til rådighed for selskabet, så en optagelse i SkyTeam kunne blive mulig. Den 23. november 2010 underskrev SkyTeam og Garuda Indonesia en aftale, der sigtede mod en endelig optagelse i midten af 2012. Garuda Indonesia fløj i november 2011 til omkring 50 destinationer, hvor de fleste var i Asien og 3 i Australien. Amsterdam Schiphol Airport var i sommeren 2011 eneste europæiske destination. Flyflåden bestod af 90 fly med en gennemsnitsalder på 7.7 år. Heraf var der 61 eksemplarer af typen Boeing 737 i fire versioner, samt 23 af Airbus A330 i 2 versioner. Selskabet har taget sit navn efter den hinduistiske guddom Garuda. Eksterne henvisninger Garuda Indonesias officielle hjemmeside (engelsk) Referencer
Garuda Indonesia

A Garuda Indonesia é uma companhia aérea da Indonésia, sediada no Aeroporto Internacional Soekarno-Hatta em Tangerang a 20 km de Jacarta. Fundada em 1949 como "KLM Interinsulair Bedrijf", a companhia é hoje uma das principais companhias aéreas do mundo, possuindo voos regulares para um grande número de destinos no sudeste da Ásia, Extremo Oriente, Austrália e Europa a partir de seu principal hub em Jacarta. Em 11 de Dezembro de 2014, foi eleita companhia "5 estrelas" pela Skytrax. Frota A frota da Garuda Indonesia consiste nas seguintes aeronaves em Maio de 2015: Referências Ligações externas (em inglês) Sítio oficial
Garuda Indonesia

Garuda Indonesia är Indonesiens nationella flygbolag. Det har funnits sedan 1949, och hette först "Garuda Indonesian Airways". Flygbolaget flyger både inrikes inom Indonesien och internationellt till ett femtiotal destinationer. Man flyger med nästan hundra Airbus-, Boeing- och Bombardier-flygplan med ytterligare 39 flygplan beställda. Flotta Bolaget har bland annat flugit med: Airbus A300 Boeing 737 Boeing 747 Consolidated Catalina Convair 240 Convair 340 Metropolitan Convair 440 Metropolitan Convair 990 De Havilland Heron Douglas DC-3/C-47 Douglas DC-8 Douglas DC-9 Douglas DC-10 Fokker F-27 Fokker F28 Lockheed L-188 Electra McDonnell Douglas MD-11 Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Garuda Indonesia.
Garuda Indonesia

Гаруда Індонезія (індонез. Garuda Indonesia) — національна авіакомпанія Індонезії. Компанія має центр і штаб-квартиру в міжнародному аеропорту Сукарно-Хатта в Джакарті. Заснована в 1949 і належить індонезійському уряду. У грудні 2009 оголошено, що Garuda Indonesia подасть заявку на вступ до Альянсу SkyTeam. Це сталося після того, як три члени альянсу, Korean Air, KLM і Delta Air Lines рекомендували та надавали допомогу компанії, щоб включення до програми SkyTeam стало можливим. 23 листопада 2010 року SkyTeam та Garuda Indonesia підписали угоду, спрямовану на остаточне введення в середині 2012. У листопаді 2011 мала приблизно 50 напрямків, більшість з яких були в Азії і 3 в Австралії. Амстердамський аеропорт Схіпхол був єдиним у Європі влітку 2011 року. Парк літаків складався з 90 літаків із середнім віком 7,7 років. З них 61 були типу Boeing 737 у чотирьох версіях, а також 23 Airbus A330 у 2 версіях. Компанія отримала свою назву від індуїстського божества Гаруди. Примітки Посилання garuda-indonesia.com — офіційний сайт «Garuda Indonesia».
Jawa Pos Arena

Jawa Pos Arena, previously DBL Arena, is an indoor sporting arena located in Surabaya, East Java, Indonesia. Located in the suburb of Surabaya, adjacent to the Graha Pena building, it is renowned as one of the Indonesia's main venue for basketball matches. It is also home for the Development Basketball League, a basketball competition between junior and senior high schools formerly named DetEksi Basketball League (DBL). It is owned by Jawa Pos Group, and operated by DBL Indonesia. See also List of indoor arenas Mata Elang International Stadium Istora Gelora Bung Karno The BritAma Arena Palembang Sport and Convention Center References External links Official website
Complexe parlementaire de la république d'Indonésie

Le complexe parlementaire de la république d'Indonésie (Kompleks Parlemen Republik Indonesia ou Gedung MPR/DPR/DPD) est le siège du pouvoir législatif indonésien. Il rassemble l'Assemblée délibérative du peuple (Majelis Permusyawaratan Rakyat, MPR), le Conseil représentatif du peuple (Dewan Perwakilan Rakyat, DPR) et le Conseil représentatif des régions (Dewan Perwakilan Daerah, DPD). Histoire La construction du bâtiment a été décidée le 8 mars 1965 par Soekarno, le premier président d'Indonésie. À l'origine, sa destination était d'abriter la Conférence des forces nouvelles émergentes (CONEFO), un concurrent pour l'Organisation des Nations unies à destination du mouvement des non-alignés. La première conférence devait se tenir en 1966 et le bâtiment devait être terminé avant le 17 août 1966, ce qui laissait 17 mois pour la construction. Celle-ci commença en mars 1965 après une compétition d'architectes. Le projet a été stoppé en raison du mouvement du 30 septembre 1965. L'idée de la CONEFO fut abandonnée avec la chute de Soekerno mais l'ouvrage fut repris en 1966 avec un nouveau but : servir de siège au pouvoir législatif. Le complexe fut terminé en trois étapes, mars 1968 (pour le bâtiment principal Nusantara, 1978 et 1983. À la suite des émeutes de Jakarta de mai 1998, les bâtiments sont occupés par 80 000 étudiants qui protestaient contre le massacre de l'université Trisakti, la présidence continue de Soeharto et pour demander la dissolution de l'Assemblée délibérative du peuple et du Conseil représentatif du peuple pour le mandat 1998-2003. Bâtiments Le complexe se compose de six bâtiments. Le bâtiment principal se nomme Nusantara, est couvert par un toit en forme d'ailes de Garuda et renferme une salle de réunion plénière d'une capacité de 1 700 sièges. Les cinq autres bâtiments sont Nusantara I, un immeuble de 23 étages composé des bureaux des membres de la législature et de salles de réunions ; Nusantara II et Nusantara III, qui accueillent les salles de réunion de comités et des bureaux ; Nusantara IV, utilisé pour les conférences et les cérémonies et Nusantara V qui dispose d'une salle d'une capacité d'accueil de 500 sièges. Notes et références Bibliographie (en) Scott Merrillees, Jakarta : Portraits of a Capital 1950-1980, Jakarta, Equinox Publishing, 2015, 159 p. (ISBN 978-602-8397-30-8, lire en ligne) Portail de l’Indonésie Portail de Jakarta Portail de la politique Portail de l’architecture et de l’urbanisme
Parlamentarni kompleks Indonezije

Parlamentarni kompleks Indonezije (indonezijsko Kompleks Parlemen Republik Indonesia), znan tudi kot stavbe MPR/DPR/DPD, je sedež indonezijske zakonodajne veje oblasti, ki jo sestavljajo Ljudska posvetovalna skupščina (MPR), Predstavniški dom (DPR) in Regionalni predstavniški svet (DPD). Zgodovina Gradnja Sukarnova administracija Gradnjo stavbe je 8. marca 1965 odredil Sukarno, prvi predsednik Indonezije, s predsedniškim odlokom Republike Indonezije št. 48 iz leta 1965. Stavba je bila namenjena Konferenci novih vzhajajočih sil (CONEFO), zdaj že neobstoječi alternativi Združenih narodov, prva konferenca pa naj bi bila načrtovana za leto 1966. Članice organizacije naj bi bile države Azije, Afrike, Latinske Amerike in Gibanja neuvrščenih. Prva konferenca naj bi bila načrtovana za leto 1966, stavba pa naj bi bila dokončana pred 17. avgustom 1966 – za gradnjo je ostalo še 17 mesecev. Gradnja se je začela marca 1965 po natečaju za načrt, na podlagi katerega je predsednik Sukarno 22. februarja 1965 potrdil in ratificiral načrt arhitekta Soejoedija Wirjoatmodja. Suhartova administracija Gradnja je bila ovirana zaradi poskusa državnega udara 30. septembra 1965. Ideja CONEFO je bila po Sukarnovem padcu kmalu opuščena, vendar se je gradnja stavbe nadaljevala na podlagi odloka predsedstva kabineta Ampera št. 79/U/Kep/11/1966 z dne 9. novembra 1966, katerega oznaka je bila spremenjena v stavbo MPR/DPR RI. Postopoma je bila gradnja končana in predana generalnemu sekretariatu DPR: Glavna konferenčna stavba (marec 1968), Stavba sekretariata in Stavba zdravstvenega doma (marec 1978), Stavba avditorija (september 1982) in Stavba banketov (februar 1983). Maj 1998 Maja 1998 je stavbe zasedlo približno 80.000 študentov terciarnega študija, ki so protestirali proti streljanju v Trisaktiju in nadaljevanju Suhartovega režima Novega reda, ki je pozival tudi k razpustitvi Sveta ljudskih predstavnikov in Ljudske posvetovalne skupščine iz obdobja 1998–2003. Stavbe Kompleks obsega šest stavb. Glavna stavba je Nusantara z edinstveno streho v obliki krila Garuda in vsebuje plenarno dvorano s 1700 sedeži. Ostalih pet stavb je Nusantara I, 23-nadstropna stavba s pisarnami in sejnimi sobami poslancev parlamenta; Nusantara II in Nusantara III, ki vsebujeta sejne sobe in pisarne odborov; Nusantara IV, ki se uporablja za konference in slovesnosti; in Nusantara V, ki ima plenarno dvorano s 500 sedeži. Galerija Sklici Zunanje povezave History of the DPR/MPR Building (indonezijsko) Occupation of the DPR/MPR Building (indonezijsko) Ex-Reform activist: No manipulation in the DPR/MPR building occupation (indonezijsko)
Patenggang Lake

Patenggang Lake (Indonesian: Situ Patenggang) is a lake located in the area of natural tourist attractions in the southern Bandung City, West Java, Indonesia, to be exact it is in Ciwidey village. Located at an altitude of 1600 meters above sea level, this lake has a very exotic landscape. The lake is spread over an area of about 45,000 hectares and the surrounding nature reserve has an area of about 123,077.15 hectares. The lake is called Situ Patengan by the local society, as the pronunciation of patengan is too difficult to say in Sundanese patenggang. The lake and adjoining area is a popular tourist destination. The label/name of the lake in Google Maps is Situ Penganten which Penganten means newlywed couple. Satellite Image Click here to view in Google Maps References
Universität Indonesia

Die Universität Indonesia (indonesisch: Universitas Indonesia, abgekürzt UI) ist die größte staatliche Universität Indonesiens mit Standorten in Jakarta⊙ und Depok⊙. Sie wurde 1950 unter ihrem heutigen Namen eröffnet, ihre Vorläuferinstitution wurde 1851 gegründet. Am 26. Dezember 2000 erhielt die Universität von der indonesischen Regierung Autonomiestatus. Organisation Die UI wird von einem Rektorat geleitet, das aus dem Rektor und drei Vizerektoren besteht. Sie sind gegenüber dem Kuratorium und dem Hochschulrat verantwortlich. Die Universität gliedert sich in zwölf Fakultäten auf den beiden Campusbereichen: Campus Salemba: Medizin (FK) Zahnmedizin (FKG) Campus Depok: Mathematik und Naturwissenschaften (FMIPA) Rechtswissenschaft (FH) Psychologie (FPsi) Ingenieurwissenschaften (FT) Wirtschaftswissenschaften (FE) Gesundheitswissenschaften (FKM) Sozial- und Politikwissenschaft (FISIP) Humanwissenschaften (FIB) Informatik (Fasilkom) Gesundheits- und Krankenpflege (FIK) Absolventen Silverio Pinto Baptista (* 1969), osttimoresischer Menschenrechtler Fuad Hassan (1929–2007), indonesischer Politiker Taufiq Ismail (* 1935), indonesischer Schriftsteller Hassan Wirajuda (* 1948), indonesischer Diplomat und Politiker Anas Urbaningrum (* 1969), indonesischer Politiker Merício Juvinal dos Reis (* 1974), osttimoresischer Aktivist und Politiker Weblinks Homepage (indonesisch und englisch) Einzelnachweise
Université d'Indonésie

L'université d'Indonésie (en indonésien : Universitas Indonesia ou UI) est un établissement d'enseignement supérieur indonésien. Il s'agit de l'université d'État de Jakarta, la capitale du pays. C'est une université multi-disciplinaire. Elle est la plus ancienne école d'Indonésie et l'une des universités les plus prestigieuses de l'Indonésie conjointement avec l'Institut technologique de Bandung (ITB) et l'université Gadjah Mada (UGM). Histoire L'université d'Indonésie fut fondée en 1849 par le gouvernement des Indes orientales néerlandaises qui contrôlaient l'Asie du Sud-Est jusqu'à la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Elle a été créée dans le but de former des assistants médicaux. Facultés Aujourd'hui, UI compte 14 facultés différentes : Anciens étudiants célèbres Najwa Shihab, journaliste et animatrice indonésienne. Lala Karmela, chanteuse indonésienne. Liens externes (id) Site officiel Ressources relatives à la recherche : Classement académique des universités mondiales CrossRef Portail des universités Portail de Jakarta