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Amid Mardi Gras buzz, Indonesians in Australia rue diminishing LGBTQ rights back home - Vimarsana News

Amid Mardi Gras buzz, Indonesians in Australia rue diminishing LGBTQ rights back home

Indonesian LGBTQs in Australia say they are grateful to be living in a place which acknowledges their rights as part of a sexual minority.

Source: scmp.com
Climate-conscious Festival IKLIM Fest in Bali to Feature 13 Musicians - Vimarsana News

Climate-conscious Festival IKLIM Fest in Bali to Feature 13 Musicians

A climate-conscious festival dubbed IKLIM Fest is set to be held in Ubud Monkey Forest, Bali on Saturday, November 4, 2023.

Indonesia Musicians Join Forces to Fight Climate Change - Vimarsana News

Indonesia Musicians Join Forces to Fight Climate Change

Sonic/Panic album covers climate and economic issues.

Indonesia's legislation banning sex outside marriage represents a major new threat to the LGBTQ community's rights in the country - Vimarsana News

Indonesia's legislation banning sex outside marriage represents a major new threat to the LGBTQ community's rights in the country

Indonesia's legislation banning sex outside marriage represents a major new threat to the LGBTQ community's rights in the conservative country, where same-sex unions are not recognised. "It's another nail in the coffin at the moment. A big nail," Dede Oetomo, an activist with the LGBTQ rights group GAYa NUSANTARA, told AFP. Once enacted, the legislation approved Tuesday in

Indonesia sex laws 'nail in coffin' for LGBTQ rights - Vimarsana News

Indonesia sex laws 'nail in coffin' for LGBTQ rights

Indonesia's legislation banning sex outside marriage represents a major new threat to the LGBTQ community's rights in the conservative country, where same-sex unions are not recognised.