Chasing Shadows
Extensive evidence suggests corporation selling "sustainable" palm oil hid control of companies destroying rainforest
Konten YouTube Polisi: Mencari Popularitas, Menyasar Wong Cilik, Berpotensi Melanggar Peraturan Kapolri
Kami menonton dan meriset 230 video dari tiga akun YouTube yakni Trans 7 OFFICIAL, 86 & Custom Protection NET, dan Jacklyn Choppers akun milik Aiptu Jakaria, anggota Subdit IV Jatanras Polda Metro Jaya.
Indonesia battles high child fatality rate amid Delta variant outbreak
The Indonesian Pediatric society reported that 100 children have died of coronavirus each week during the month of July. Children now make up 12.5 per cent of total infections, with more than 700 deaths.
Troubled waters: what’s causing the mystery foam in a Jakarta canal?
The froth has spilled out of a canal in Marunda repeatedly over recent years, but the exact cause is unknown
The baby was dying in an ambulance, stuck in Jakarta gridlock. Volunteer motorcyclists cleared the way
“It was almost every day that I saw an ambulance trapped,” Widyatmoko said. “Even if they switched on their sirens, the drivers would ignore them. I was so sad.”
Centuries of tradition: Why Indonesian fishermen rescue Rohingya
How local fishermen obeyed an ancient custom, defying government orders by doing so.
'Ruqyah': The mainstream business of Islamic exorcism
The growing popularity of supernatural soap operas and “reality ruqyah shows'', helped by not a little dose of self-promotion in Majalah Ghoib, marked the start of a great career for Ahmad. He started to see monthly growth in the numbers of “clients” who sought him out, wanting him to purge jinn, demons and other evil spirits from themselves and the people they cared about. They believed that these supernatural beings could possess them as well as a cause illness.
Kwitang neighborhood offers Jakarta protesters safe refuge from harm
For many protesters in Jakarta, Kwitang became their last hope at escaping violence, and the residents’ voices calling to them served as a beacon for safety from oppressive law enforcers.
Against rising intolerance, a transgender Indonesian woman finds acceptance in a remote village
“By being elected, people can judge her by the job she does. She can gain people’s trust and prove trans women are capable of anything.”
18-year-long child abuse at an Indonesian church opens a can of worms
"I thought church was a safe place. But it is not," said Azas Tigor Nainggolan, an Indonesian lawyer, recalling the words spoken to him by one of his clients.
