Tag: Indonesia
Smoking out Indonesia’s youth tobacco problem
Children bear brunt of tobacco giants' exploitation of lax smoking laws and regulations
Tale of a sinking city
The clock is ticking to find a solution to Jakarata's sinking problem
Few hear climate ‘wake up call’ after Jakarta’s deadly flood
At least 60 people were killed after the rains on New Year's Day, Indonesian authorities said on Saturday evening
Indonesia plans cloud seeding to halt rain, floods death toll rises...
Deluge at the start of 2020 was ‘one of the most extreme rainfall’ events since records began in 1866
The most beautiful of Christmas gifts
Reunifications in Timor-Leste and El Salvador are the most beautiful Christmas gifts to the desaparecidos and their families
Six charged with treason in Indonesia after Papua protest
Accused say they were exercising constitutional right to protest
Keuskupan di Indonesia hadapi tantangan besar untuk pewartaan Injil
Local Catholics fear they’re in danger of compromising too much with people of other faiths
Survival is a long, lonely struggle for Indonesian diocese
Local Catholics fear they’re in danger of compromising too much with people of other faiths
Known cases of sexual abuse in Indonesian Catholic churches, institutions are...
Indonesian Bishops Conference has received reports from sources detailing at least 56 abuse victims, priest says
Man, woman pass out while being caned in Indonesia’s Aceh
They were two of 33 people caned on that day
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