Syarina Hasibuan

Fam­i­lies of In­done­sians who died in Oc­to­ber foot­ball tragedy feel the lives of their loved ones have been dis­re­spect­ed.

As In­done­sia scales up con­struc­tion of its new cap­i­tal city, In­dige­nous peo­ple say they fear be­ing dis­placed.

As the class-ac­tion suit over con­t­a­m­i­nat­ed med­i­cine be­gins, two moth­ers share why they joined the le­gal ac­tion.

Ex­perts fear for chil­dren’s health amid a gold rush in In­done­sia’s Lom­bok.

The arch­i­pel­ago has seen a surge in child deaths since the Delta vari­ant took hold in July.

As In­done­sia’s COVID-19 death toll ris­es each day, too many young chil­dren know the de­spair of los­ing their par­ents.

More peo­ple are be­ing forced to iso­late at home as over­whelmed hos­pi­tals turn pa­tients away. Many are dy­ing.

Cit­i­zens search des­per­ate­ly for oxy­gen to care for their loved ones at home as over­whelmed hos­pi­tals turn peo­ple away.

Gov­ern­ment in­tro­duces re­stric­tions to slow coro­n­avirus trans­mis­sion as hos­pi­tals and ceme­ter­ies fill up.

In­done­sians on dense­ly-pop­u­lat­ed Java say good­bye to their loved ones in makeshift ceme­ter­ies, as COVID surges.