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Indonesia’s annual exodus starts ahead of Eid Al-Fitr festivities

Indonesia’s annual exodus starts ahead of Eid Al-Fitr festivities

  • People living in Jakarta, a city of 11 million people, started leaving the capital over the weekend, according to the Transport Ministry
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Special Indonesian authorities offer free tattoo removal for Muslims in Jakarta

Indonesian authorities offer free tattoo removal for Muslims in Jakarta

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Indonesia’s top court hears appeals from losing presidential candidates who want a revote

Indonesia’s top court hears appeals from losing presidential candidates who want a revote

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Special Indonesian students demonstrate against repression of civil liberties

Indonesian students demonstrate against repression of civil liberties

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Special Internet blackout as troops move to quell Papua unrest

Internet blackout as troops move to quell Papua unrest

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