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66 ancient skeletons discovered in Indonesia cave

A discovery of dozens of ancient skeletons has been found in a cave in Indonesia. Researchers say the remains are thousands of years old.

Canadian mining company seeks to exploit Aceh's protected forests

Banda Aceh - A Canadian mining company has announced that it expects the governor of Sumatra’s Aceh province to allow it to destroy 1.2 million hectares of valuable and currently protected rainforest.

Orangutans — Victims of 'sustainable' palm oil in Indonesia

Bumitama Gunajaya Agro (BGA), a palm oil company, have completely destroyed the rainforest for miles around in this area of Borneo, Indonesia. Sitting on top of what is left of the last tree, an orangutan looks helplessly on.

Two illegally-held pet orangutans seized from Tripa peat swamp

Banda Aceh - The Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme (SOCP) says it has rescued two young orangutans held as illegal pets in the Tripa peat swamp area of Aceh, Indonesia.

Bali restaurant dolphins kidnapped ahead of release for rehab

Bali - Jakarta Animal Aid Network (JAAN) is reporting that two dolphins held in a Bali Indonesian restaurant have been kidnapped ahead of an agreement by Indonesia's Forestry Minister to release them for rehabilitation.

Aceh Governor's logging proposal could exterminate iconic species

Banda Aceh - Already decimated by illegal palm oil corporations, a proposed new spatial plan by the Aceh government would reduce total forest cover by about a quarter. The plan says conservation groups, could force 'charismatic species' into extinction.

Indonesia sentences British woman to death for drug smuggling

Bali - Lindsay Sandiford, a 56-year-old British grandmother, has been sentenced to death by firing squad in Bali, Indonesia for drug smuggling. Sandiford of Gloucestershire was arrested in May last year in Denpasar airport with $2.5 million worth of cocaine.

Video: Indonesian child already addicted to cigarettes

When it comes to smoking, it is reported that 7 out of 10 men living in Indonesia smoke cigarettes. Many of those smokers start at a very early age. This also includes the case of a 9-year-old boy named Ilham.

Indonesian Supreme Court hopeful: Women may enjoy rape

Jakarta - An Indonesian judge with Supreme Court aspirations has raised eyebrows and ire by stating that women may enjoy being raped.

Indonesia ban for women 'straddling motorbikes'

Lhokseumawe - In the West, 21st Century women take their rights and freedoms for granted. 'Straddling a bike' may seem an odd thing to be restricted, and deemed male only, but in Indonesia that is what is about to happen.
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Beautiful marine animals: The pink hairy squat lobster

The world's oceans are teeming with life. There is a huge number and variety of marine organisms, both animals and...
Feb 14, 2013 in  Reason and Science by Igor I. Solar - 5 comments

Lindsay Sandiford's Cocaine Could Have Damaged 10,000 Lives

As prisoner support groups race to condemn Lindsay Sandiford's conviction for trafficking 4.8kg of cocaine into...
Feb 12, 2013 by BR Good

Death Sentence Brit: Did campaign group 'Reprieve' damage Lindsay Sandiford's case?

Indonesia doesn't do excuses. In court, they like to see a little humility from the accused. Obviously, the people at...
Jan 26, 2013 by BR Good

INDONESIA: Blatantly Corrupt Judiciary or Just Really Bad at Maths?

Would you pay $100k USD for 3 months off a 10-year sentence? Unlikely. It could buy you an apartment upon release. It...
Jan 16, 2013 by BR Good

The role of the emerging Indonesian middle class in spurring Indonesian entrepreneurship

The middle class in many developing countries, including Indonesia, can be considered a class that merely consumes....
Oct 10, 2012 by Martin Hahn
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