Indonesia

Map of Indonesia shows the location of Bali. (Map courtesy of Lonely Planet)
Indonesia plunges deeper into anti-gay panic
Homophobe of the Week: whipping advocate Irwandi Yusuf
Teuku Taufiqulhadi (Photo courtesy of JowoNews)
Indonesia puts anti-gay bill on hold
In a world where dozens of countries (shown in red) have anti-LGBT laws, about 400 million LGBTQI people are in legal jeopardy.
We’re down to 74 countries where homosexuality is illegal
Anti-LGBT protest in February in Banda Aceh, the capital of Aceh province. (Photo courtesy of Anfara Foto/Reuters/The Telegraph)
Pessimism: LGBT communities fear criminalization in Indonesia
Zeid Ra'ad al-Hussein
U.N. official to Indonesia: Don’t outlaw gay sex
Untung Sangaji (Photo courtesy of GoAceh)
Indonesia under fire for anti-LGBT raids
Rudiantara, Indonesia's Communication and Informatics Minister. (Photo courtesy of Netral)
World’s 4th-largest country seeks to block gay apps
The display of a rainbow flag at a September concert in Cairo triggered a new round of anti-LGBT arrests in Egypt's ongoing crackdown on LGBT people and many others who are targets of the Abdel Fattah el-Sisi regime. (Photo courtesy of Rainbow Egypt via Facebook)
Revisiting horrors of 2017 in hopes of ending them
Sergei Lavrov, Russian foreign minister (Photo by Kai Mork via Wikimedia Commons)
Anti-LGBT forces wield 'traditional values' as a weapon
Map shows locations of recent anti-LGBT crackdowns -- in Africa, Egypt, Nigeria and Tanzania; at the border of southeastern Europe and western Asia, Chechnya and Azerbaijan; in central Asia, Tajikistan; and in Asia/Oceania, Indonesia.
7 anti-LGBT purges: We can stop them?
Repression worsens in Indonesia and Egypt
Indonesian police raid homes of 'suspected lesbians'
LGBTI news in brief: Good news, 4. Bad news, 6.
The HIV retrovirus.
Indonesia, Nigeria hinder the fight against AIDS
Public caning of a gay couple -- a sharia court's punishment for their homosexual activity -- was carried out May 23 outside a mosque in Banda Aceh, Aceh province, Indonesia.
'Now Indonesia Wants to Hide Its Floggings'