https://www.smh.com.au/world/asia/ha...10-p52pxs.html
Jakarta: Extra marital sex, homelessness, criticism of the President and spreading communist ideology would all be crimes - and attract jail time - under looming sweeping changes to Indonesia's penal code.
Other mooted changes include making it illegal for couples who aren't married to live together, showing contraception to a minor (for example, displaying condoms in a shop), curbing access to abortion and criminalising criticism of a judge, fake news, bestiality and black magic.
Criminalising homelessness lol. I guess they will give them housing in jail. They'd have to build a lot more though. Why not just build public housing? Would probably cost less than prisons with guards, still have to feed them etc.
Will comment more later, at work. But yeah. This is why china is right in banning Falun Gong and other shit, and not allowing extreme democracy/freedom. Is Indonesia still democracy after this?
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Jakarta: Extra marital sex, homelessness, criticism of the President and spreading communist ideology would all be crimes - and attract jail time - under looming sweeping changes to Indonesia's penal code.
Other mooted changes include making it illegal for couples who aren't married to live together, showing contraception to a minor (for example, displaying condoms in a shop), curbing access to abortion and criminalising criticism of a judge, fake news, bestiality and black magic.
Will comment more later, at work. But yeah. This is why china is right in banning Falun Gong and other shit, and not allowing extreme democracy/freedom. Is Indonesia still democracy after this?