Ahok Calls on Jokowi Not to Resign as Governor

The Jakarta deputy governor says he needs someone to have discussions with.

Protest Marks Celebration of Kartini Day in Kediri

Women are still subject to violence and harassment, says the protest spokesperson.

Double Track Railway Begins Operation at the End of April

The railway connects various regions and expected to boost economic activity.

A JIS Molester Still at Large

The molester is the one who infects herpes to the child.

Electricity Tariffs to Increase on June

The new tariffs will be constantly adjusted based on RUpiah exchange rate, oil price, and inflation rate.

Divers Begin Pulling Bodies from Sunken South Korean Ferry

A South Korean diver enters the water near floats where the capsized passenger ship Sewol sank, during the search and rescue operation in the sea off Jindo (4/21). Divers begin pulling bodies from sunken South Korean ferry as death toll climbs past 64. RE

JIS Sexual Harassment Case Seizes International Spotlight

Daily Mail writes "Boy, five, raped in the toilets by two cleaning staff at prestigious Jakarta International School".

Photos: Long Neck Kayan Ethnic Women

Mu Shan, a 80-year-old ethnic Kayan woman wears bronze rings around her neck as she poses for a photo in Panpet village, Demoso township in Kayah state (4/15). Some ethnic Kayan women, also known as Padaung, begin wearing the bronze rings on their neck an