Indonesia

Indonesian human rights agency opposes LGBT raids
As many as 20,000 people gather in Singapore for the Pink Dot festival, which seeks recognition of the human rights of LGBTI people. (Photo courtesy of Yahoo)
Anti-gay laws in 2019: You win some, you lose some
Worldwide struggle for LGBTIQ rights: More news from the front lines
Worldwide struggle for LGBTIQ rights: News from the front lines
LGBTI Asia: From Myanmar tragedy to Pakistan progress
George Clooney: ""Are we really going to help pay for these human rights violations? Are we really going to help fund the murder of innocent citizens?"
Roundup: After Brunei win, will George Clooney target Indonesia?
ILGA's 2019 map of sexual orientation laws shows which nations have (1) legal protection against discrimination based on sexual orientation, (2) laws against consensual same-sex sexual acts between adults, (3) legal recognition of families with same-sex parents, and (4) legal barriers to the exercise of rights.
Pro- and anti-gay laws: 9 nations protect LGBT people; 11 threaten death
Human Rights Watch map pinpoints 69 countries with anti-gay laws. Different colors indicate different sentences the countries threaten, up to a death sentence, in black. (Click the image to see the HRW report.)
Either 69 or 73 countries have anti-gay laws
Indonesia: Muslim preacher warns of gay corruption via K-pop
Gay-friendly cartoons outrage homophobic Indonesians
Depok mayor Mohammad Idris defends himself against accusations of anti-gay discrimination. (Photo courtesy of Wartakotalive.com)
Complaint: Indonesian mayor promotes anti-gay discrimination
Dede Oetomo (Photo courtesy of Sebarr.com)
Interview: Indonesians are gay-friendly if not brainwashed
Presidential candidates Joko Widodo, the incumbent (left) and challenger Prabowo Subianto (right) (Photos courtesy of Wikipedia)
Transgender Indonesians fear for the future as election looms
Indonesians try exorcisms to chase away ‘gay genies’
Men hide their faces at a press conference in 2017 in Indonesia after being caught in a police raid on a gay sauna in Jakarta. (Photo courtesy of Southeast Asia Globe)
As AIDS rises in Indonesia, coalition urges LGBTI vigilance
The Indonesian city of Pariaman is 50 kilometers north of Padang on the island of Sumatra. (Map courtesy of WorldAtlas.com)
Another Indonesian city outlaws gay sex