Tag: Indonesia

Aerial photos showed entire streets filled with grey volcanic ash and mud, which had swallowed many homes and vehicles

Fathers cradled distressed daughters, elderly villagers heaved mattresses on their backs and farmers carried goats that had survived

The eruption of Java's biggest mountain caught locals by surprise on Saturday, sending thousands fleeing its path of destruction

People gathered in West Papua's capital to celebrate the anniversary of the region's declaration of independence in 1961

Indonesia has an estimate 28,000 Jehovah’s Witnesses, a tiny minority in a country with a population of about 270 million

Through an enterprise set up by the village authorities, residents are harvesting and selling kenari, a mineral-rich nut

Several places remained under a two-meter deep water, making it difficult for volunteers to distribute relief aid

The ongoing conflict in Indonesia's Papua region “is causing more unrest and is depriving Papuans a sense of security”

The priests support moves to invite the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights “to come, see and hear the actual human rights conditions"

Ahmad Zain An-Najah was charged with setting up a charity organization that diverted money to Jemaah Islamiyah