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Ethnic Chinese Still Out in the Cold

Tuesday, January 30, 2001

Respondents are not in agreement regarding the ethnic Chinese. They don't even approve of this minority using their mother tongue.

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SUYATNO (formerly Cia Sin Liong) can now say Gong xi fa chai openly and without hesitation. The Tomang, West Jakarta, resident can also pray for his ancestors in the porch of his house, complete with incense and candles, as well as Chinese ornaments. Freedom such as this was not permitted when president Suharto was in power. Chinese New Year celebrations were outlawed.

The ethnic Chinese face discriminative treatment in everyday life, something

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