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Are you vaccinated? : Indonesian police turn assaulted woman away

It was late in the afternoon on Oct 17 when Sarinah (not her real name) heard a knock on the back door of the home she shares with her mother and younger sister in a village in Indonesia 's ultraconservative Aceh province. Home alone and still new to the neighbourhood, the 19-year-old wondered who would be visiting. When she opened.

Indonesian farmers resisting an iron mine run up against a sultan

This article is the result of a collaboration between Mongabay, Gatra, SoloPos.com, KabarMedan.com and Merdeka.com. KULON PROGO, Indonesia On the coastline south of one of Java’s oldest kingdoms, a group of chili farmers grapples with a centuries-old sultanate on ancient plains of dark sand. Farmers here like Widodo in the district of Kulon Progo, […]

Activist seeks end to Indonesian detention center isolation

Indonesia reports record Covid-19 deaths as criticism of response grows

July 08, 2021 published at 12:55 AMReuters Ketut Nomer, a 59-year-old patient suffering from coronavirus disease (Covid-19), rests as his 28-year-old son Gede Zico sits taking care of him, at a temporary tent outside the emergency ward of a government hospital in Bekasi, on the outskirts of Jakarta, Indonesia, on June 25, 2021. Reuters JAKARTA, July 7 - Indonesia reported on Wednesday (July 8) more than 1,000 coronavirus deaths in a day for the first time, as a surge in infections overwhelmed parts of the hospital system in densely populated Java and with portable oxygen supplies running out in six towns. The spike in fatalities comes amid concerns about the new outbreak spreading across the archipelago, prompting authorities to monitor daily cases and bed occupancy in 43 areas deemed red zones and urge strict implementation of mobility curbs.

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