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Donald K. Emmerson discusses possible reasons for Indonesia’s resistance to disaster relief aid
SEAF in the news: The Atlantic's International channel on October 27, 2010In the span of one day, two major disasters—a tsunami and an earthquake—struck Indonesia, leaving hundreds of people dead or missing. Indonesia’s Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa declined offers of aid from the United States and the Philippines, implying that Indonesia has the capacity to handle the rescue and clean-up efforts on its own. Donald K. Emmerson spoke with the Atlanticabout possible reasons for Indonesia’s declining outside assistance.
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