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Joko Widodo "Indonesia is still a tolerant nation"

Indonesian President  Joko Widodo has argued that the country is still a tolerant nation that embraces pluralism despite growing concerns about religious freedoms and crackdowns...

Indonesian religious leader calls for Starbucks boycott

An Indonesian religious leader has called for a boycott of coffee purveyor Starbucks because the organisation supports LGBT rights. A group in neighbouring country Malaysia...

United Nations official concerned over Indonesia's treatment of LGBT people

The United Nations' human rights office has raised concern about the way Indonesian authorities are treating LGBT people. In recent months there has been an...

Liberal MP condemns Indonesia's treatment of gay men

Liberal MP Trent Zimmerman has called the caning of two gay men in Indonesia "cruel and sickening" following the public punishment in Aceh this...

Two Indonesian men flogged in public for gay sex

Two men, aged 20 and 23, were publicly caned in front of a mosque in Badeh, Aceh, Indonesia yesterday. The two men were arrested after...

Indonesia arrests over 140 men at a 'gay party'

Indonesian police have raided a gay sauna in the capital of Jakarta and detained 141 men for questioning. The arrests over the weekend come the...

Calls for Indonesian President Joko Widodo to stop Aceh caning

Human Rights advocates have called on Indonesian President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo to intervene and stop the caning of two men convicted of having gay sex...

Prosecutors call for Indonesian couple to be caned 80 times

  Prosecutors in the Indonesian province of Aceh have called for two men, who were caught having sex by their neighbours, be punished with 80...

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