is that what's happening in indonesia? oh yes. there are 3 major discriminatory regulation maiden name of and thought was me islam in indonesia. the most notorious is the blessing, middle 965, and then in 2006, the government is the so called really just how money regulation, where the majority has feed the barber over the minorities. the 1st one was made in 1952. the so called definition of religion regulation that basically defined that a religion is a religion if it has a single got some progress, holy books and global network that discriminate many smaller religion. indonesia is becoming more and more slumming. when a mental is country, it is not you know what they claim to be a moderate muslim country will have to leave it there for the time being picked so much for joining us today. andrea, how so? no, from human rights. what thank you so much. and you ah, recovery and clean up operations are underway in taiwan up to the seas of earthquakes shook much of the island over the weekend. one person died and more than a 100 people

he jobs in 24 of indonesia, 34 provinces in 1991. another minister of education allow what he call spatial clothing that allow was slim girl. the were the hija. the number was small, less than 5 percent of them, use the job post and 14. another minister of education amended that regulation saying that there are 3 option she job with long sleeve long, his job, long sleeved, long skirt and then on his job, shot sleeves shot, skirt. ne needs a long skirt. right? but below is 30 a level on school level and also to be fair also on hospital stay on companies ministerial offices. there are more than $300000.00 mandatory each up regulation. on the unit level, all over indonesia, it made girls to be forced, whether he just, if they don't expel from school, female workers forced whether he jump. if not, they will lose their job. and most importantly they created an atmosphere of bullying. is that a situation of developing the indonesia, so sorry to cut short that the country is stunning, more and more fundamentalists, for lack of a better word

how can i ask you, is it time for a rethink in indonesia? how public transportation in transportation is done? because average fuel consumption in indonesia is 13 percent above the global average because of the millions of motor vehicles that zip through the cities. well, you know, regarding the consultation model, people are using the model. they are in the cycle in indonesia, especially for, for, for, for the big city. even in the conversation like late people use it and also re station people use it. but in other problems like, like in the guy that are in the order so much because you all know the cycle. so when the price will be will face, they will dinner dancing their means of transportation auction. maybe they will use a counselor, but i think people choose what they said in, in, in, in, in the well, there's a lot at stake environmentally and healthwise for the indonesians and also indonesians wealth has their own. thank you very much for being on the w news asia today. ah, the damage bill for pakistan go top $10000000000.00, but reco

us run is an economist with a center for indonesia policy studies in jakarta. welcome to dw news, asia, governments around the world as subsidizing energy costs. indonesia is taking those subsidies away. why? because it hadn't been to the huge intonation, national budget. we know that there has been increase in the global price than intended to, but because i'm assuming the subsidy july agency . so in the, in the major national budget function for a subsidy is the price to be like the us dollar. but when we run increased more than $100.00, already be huge. by the way, when i go to that, they don't enjoy it anymore. so the quite, i think they take out the funds. so the systems become affordable, but i find it interesting that they're only just working out now that a lot of these subsidies weren't going to the right people. we've got simulation every time i, every time because limits subsidies people assumption people will get the benefit from that. but we cannot pick up because of the assumption if you would like to book a give me one been discussed. it is just

erupt in indonesia, cutting subsidies back fire on the government and putting your life savings into building a home only to have it washed away. pakistan's millions of homeless flood victims that and more is coming up next in t w's asia with my facility. of course, there is always more news and analysis on our website at d. w dot com, a check saw social media at d, w. m. claire richardson in berlin for me and the team working behind the scenes. thanks much watching. ah, him when you work as an architect, like go all in or not at all. women in architecture. why are they so invisible to the larger public? we decided to ask them versus i, what is the poetry, the secret of a house i'm house about their motivations. the real goal of architecture is to create habit dads for human, about their struggles and dreams. responsibility is huge. they have so much to lose . shattering the glass ceiling. women in architecture does this has to be really, really good. it starts september 30th on d, w. this is d, w. news asia coming up to date, fuel price high protests are often indonesia, energy cost

give way to new san tara, indonesia, new capital. it's supposed to be green and smart, global city, a capital set to draw all its energy from renewable sources, surrounded by a lush rain forest. but not all of the area plans for the future. metropolis is yet old by the government. and that poses a problem. the indigenous population often lacks papers for the lance they have left on 4 generations tells me this local chief and he says they are not being offered a fair deal. e back learning iris from jakarta. but these roles don't fit here. the price of land in the new capital area is already $1300.00 euros per square meter, but we're only being paid to euro's per square meter. what did that? if we sell, where can we buy land again? anywhere around here, that's impossible. they're slowly driving us out, anita gara movie, damica, who are the custom on the local government representative tells me there are clear procedures for compensation. nobody has to worry. he sees bic, economic benefits on the horizon for both the locals and for new

this is dw news, asia coming up to date, fuel price hike protests wrapped in indonesia. energy costs surging around the world at the rise for indonesians is huge, as the government cuts back subsidies alaskan economist if the move could backfire . and to fulfill the dream of building your own home, only to have it washed away. the cruel reality of pakistan's catastrophic floods. and the millions of people affected ah, i've been visible, i'm glad you could join us. thousands of people have been taking to the streets of indonesia biggest cities. there's widespread anger and despair. how to cope with soaring inflation, afford a meal, pay for fuel to demonstrate as a demanding another increase in the minimum wage for next year. trade unions on the protests could continue until december and could include strikes fuel price hikes, make ice cream. that's the message students here in the province of ha, one to send to their government. all across indonesia, labor unions, and student states protests against higher fuel prices, even occupying the regional parliament in archer is a huge burden.

indonesia begins building a new capital. the current, one dakota is sinking into the sea and the government sees a new one is needed. but is this the only way then, who will actually benefit report from jakarta and the site of the new capital? aah ah. my british manager, welcome to d w. news asia. glad you could join us. indonesia wants a new capital and it's spending nearly $33000000000.00 to get it. they denise and government plan is to move the capital from jakarta on the island of java. 2000 kilometers away to a new purpose built city called new sun tara, in east gallium. on time province on the island of borneo, the relocation is expected to take decades, but the plan is to move the 1st government offices and bureaucrats. they're starting 2024. but why move a capital? here's some answers. to carter is disappearing, slowly, being swallowed by the sea. an abandoned mosque, now a monument to the cities bleak future. scientists estimate as much as a 3rd of it could be lost by 2050. millions are at risk power lamp us have go

i discussions when he visits singapore and indonesia?— and indonesia? and indonesia? i think this is a very important question that i and indonesia? i think this is a - very important question that always looms in the background of state leadership and discussion, especially for the philippines. this is very important. marcos has to promote the philippines interest and china's strength in the south china sea and the president has to deal with his family's corruption cases still pending in us courts. the visit of marcos to these two countries will give them an opportunity to draw suggestions or advice from his indonesian and singaporean counterparts on how to deal with the two great powers. briefly i want to take a step back. what do you think it says about southeast asian politics now that we've got the resurgence of families like the marcoses back in power. the election of like the marcoses back in power. iie: election of bongbong like the marcoses back in power. "iie: election of bongbong marcos like the marcoses back in power. i““i;e: election of bon

democratic values ​​of indonesia at the time ruled, bitch.o leader did not seem to refuse the united states, but went to the ussr, bought weapons in eastern europe, nationalized private companies, and the communist party took a prominent place in the government. a familiar situation. and washington's familiar reaction to the united states of balancing the sukan was too dubious to leave the political life of indonesia alone with its whims , it did not matter to washington that the communist party was going its own peaceful and legal path, as well as the fact that there was no crisis or chaos in indonesia. the intervention was supposed to take place in the heat , they decided to rake in the wrong hands, that is, they took under the wing of those who are against the current government, fomenting the conflict that led to the civil war since the spring of 1957. the cia established links with the rebel officers in sumatra and sulawesia, and massive deliveries began in the fall. weapons, rebels, machine guns, anti-aircraft guns, bazookas, weapons dr

one only thought that russia and indonesia have had close relations for decades. been running. russia supported indonesian independence. back in the 1950s, rinaldo to r. kelly explains, he teaches russian studies at indonesia biggest state university. neither he or the cap and one, at least this of this close relationship and, and indonesia and russia. if i have developed partnerships and many sectors and fields guess are my now in particular from the year 2000 onwards, the, the guy from education technology, that rate on the economy to fighting terrorism on michael la contractor, laurie sma, russia has even managed to cultivate an islam friendly image, amongst other things by investing and cultural centers, state managed media and stipends that's important in indonesia, which has the world's largest muslim population. now by their mosacco, me being, i'm under puritans leadership, islam, islam has become a part of russia and that he battled rushes national identity, no also encompasses islam, blah blah, from the reverse is true for the image of the u. s. booty man

in indonesia, russian propaganda is falling on fertile soil.he eu estimates that this year, europe has seen the worst drought for 500 years. almost half the continent has been affected. the economic consequences are huge, but the situation is not life-threatening for people there. it's a different story in eastern africa. for years, it has seen too little rainfall. drought in the horn of africa has left 4.7 million children under five in ethiopia suffering from acute malnutrition, 1.5 million in somalia, and around 950,000 in kenya. across the region, more than six million livestock have died or have had to be slaughtered. host: over 25,0000 sheep, goats, and cattle are being slaughtered by the kenyan government, and the meat distributed to families suffering from extreme malnutrition. in africa, animals are usually slaughtered to mark celebrations and signal prosperity. the meat is typically cooked for guests and friends, or at weddings. but in samburu, in north of the country, it has become a sign of desperation. abraham: one goat is being sh

so central report to where he job or not official leads every girl's choice in indonesia. like at this high school in jakarta, the loose garment covering the head, neck, and chest is not part of the obligatory public school uniform. but when her daughter came home one day in tears after the teacher false to her to where the religious covering this muslim mother had had enough that she complained to the regional parliament about what she called him, a bullying at the school to protect her daughter from more stigma, she asked to stay anonymous after i failed to complained my daughter told me many of her older female friends came forward and some part of her. they were complaining that there where to forced to read he job. back in the 7th grade. him amaya, the politician who received the complaint says that similar cases of intimidation that have been made public or just the tip of the iceberg. deep psychological distress is often the consequence. she says, give us a call. we are really concerned about the level of intolerance in school, and it's not just the children that ar

reporter: the visiting musicians arrived in indonesia a few days ago.window to rehearse together. >> these many countries with all the language barriers, it is hard to communicate, but it's truly beautiful because music is one of the only languages anyone can speak. you don't need any translation. reporter: the orchestra's creative director, pianist, and composer says he believes music is a tool for diplomacy. >> i hope to open eyes that music can unite. that an orchestra speaks better than all the summits and all the

why vladimir putin has a growing fan base in indonesia. for the past 6 months, ukraine has been defending a more than 2000 kilometer long front against russia's invasion, which contravenes international law. millions of people are on the run. thousands of soldiers on both sides have been killed or injured many towns and villages lion ruins. but russia's plans go far beyond ukraine. it wants to weaken the west and is seeking allies around the world to do so. russian mercenaries active in molly, for example, threatened to jeopardize the un mission there, and the state eyes, the entire saw hel region, was potentially grave consequences for western europe and elsewhere to does admiration for the suppose in stone. man, in the kremlin, vladimir putin there on their way to russian class. watching his taxi drivers, real estate agents and tourist guides on the island of bali. they used to during business with russian tourists. and william, i'm a little newsman, have to be able to speak russian on barley brothers, most of us work in tourism. and sin

who in indonesia? muslim girls don't have to cover their heads with the hedge. ivan public schools, in 2 thirds of the countries provinces. local authorities have made the wearing of a job in schools mandatory. it's a bizarre situation in a country with the world's largest muslim population. provincial governments appear to have greater decision making power than the federal government least one on the issue of mandatory hiccups. and its impact is felt by girls and schools across the country. every day. they double his yoke, mathis and roscoe santa report, to where he dropped or not officially. it's every girl's choice in indonesia like at this high school in jakarta, the loose garment covering the head, neck, and chest is not part of the obligatory public school uniform. but when her daughter came home one day in tears after the teacher forced her to wear the religious covering, this muslim mother had had enough. she complained to the regional parliament about what she called each, a bullying at the s

specifically for indonesia.ting segment of the gig economy, people who have different side jobs. the financial services needs are quite different. that is what we are targeting for. savings, lending, stuff like that. shery: it is also a very young demographic in indonesia. when it comes to the people who actually make use of your platforms, are we talking about the younger generation, and how do you reach the older generation who prefers traditional banking? simon: i think in indonesia, jakarta, there's opportunity with that. jakarta has 11 branches, so we will maintain those branches and look at how we combine digital services and a physical service. we are trying to see whether the physical service can be something slightly different as well. the existing customers of course can also use new digital banking services that enable them to do financial services more efficiently. david: i am curious then, this is a new one, so in a lot of ways you have a new set of competitors or opportunities. how have you seen tr

my galan indonesia. the 70 paul. the emmy awards are wrapped up in los angeles with hbo series succession. taking the top honor for best drama, a show based on a family that controls a media company, saw matthew mcfadden when the best supporting actor in a drama. but the night wasn't just about entertainment as laura, but manly reports. it's television biggest evening, the emmy awards authors plenty of glitz and glamour, but this year act as pull no punches. when speaking out about the global political climate, there's over a 100000000 displays people all over the world. so all those people deserve a right to um, you know, to a home and be able to go back home. why should we do all the use of? well tim john pop because that's not how things work in this country. the h b o series. succession. one best drama is a satire of media tycoon, is with the corporate to lee and an inheritance of fast wealth and power for you. but the show's creator commenting on the royal across the atlantic, big week for successions. i'm new k

can you, orchestra is an initiative of this year's g 20 president, indonesia? the g. 20 is made up of the world's leading economies. this he has meetings have been overshadowed by geopolitical tensions. music is what actually brings all cultures in the world together. we'd enjoy it. weeds derive inspiration from it, and we begin. the bird mix symbol had medium where the weights to talk about inclusion, with which to talk about diversity with which to talk about us as humans. coming together to help solve global problems. visiting musicians arrives and indonesia a few days ago, giving them only a short window to rehearse together. these many countries with all the language barriers shots, hard to communicate. but i think it's truly beautiful because music is one of the only languages that everyone can speak. you don't need any translation, all the orchestra's creative director, pianist and composer. amanda su katlyn says he, these music is a tool for diplomacy. i hope to open their eyes for that music can unite that. i that an orchestra speaks better than all th

democratic values ​​indonesia ruled at the time, bitch , one familiar situation.n's familiar reaction to the us of balancing sukan was too dubious to leave the political life of indonesia alone with its whims it did not matter to washington that the communist party was going its own peaceful and legal way, nor that there was any crisis or chaos in indonesia the intervention should have been hot decided to rake in proxy, that is, they took under the wing of those who are against the current government, inciting the conflict that led to the civil war since the spring of 1957. the cia established links with rebel officers on sumatra and sulawesia, and in the fall, massive deliveries began. weapons, rebels, machine guns, anti-aircraft guns, bazookas, weapons dropped at night, unidentified c-54s flying in from singapore in early 1958. inhabitants of sutra. they even complained to foreign journalists. what are you afraid to go out at night? the street, fearing to fall under parcels with bazookas, in addition to the americans , the special services of great britain, aust

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indonesia. you can still see a picture of dollar strength amongst most currencies, we could be seeing. moves in yields, we could see little bit of relief given we have seen what we have seen in futures, the bottom of your screen is looking higher for the markets in australia and new zealand, australia is pointing to the downside. haidi: the first major central bank to pivot. is this desperation. guest: may be some breathing room. some of us going on politically, economically, calls for the u.k. chancellor to be replaced, wants to stick with tax cuts. against that backdrop, looks more like desperation because of what has gone on over the last couple of days into a space where it's going to affect everything else. creates credibility problems. i put them in a similar bind were japan has had a crash and currency. the problem is that u.k. has a smaller backstop when it comes to foreign exchange reserves, does not have local investors the way japan does. it's part of the picture were central banks ev

>> indonesia. everyone is languishing but not indonesia.e have the commodities that everyone is demanding. it also has the commodity of the future, nickel. it is the largest producer of nickel, has the largest collection of nickel, so as a result, bargaining power is higher because countries are now slowly leaving. you need a lot of nickel. the iaea estimates you will need six tons more, so market power is rising, and you see that not just in trade surplus, but also the fbi. not just mental but also demand is important, right? you have telecommunication inflows and so on and so forth, so indonesia is a country we are quite constructive on. what you will see in the future is the big story of southeast asia. rishaad: i was about to ask which one you stay away from, but i'm running out of time. >> i don't think there's any i stay away from because i like southeast asia. rishaad: thank you. let's move now to first word news headlines. japan's former has been awarded bail. he's alleged to have threatened a judge. his lawyer says the charges are

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washington cannot allow indonesia to leave the liberal and democratic values ​​of indonesia at that time one the leader did not seem to refuse the united states, but went to the ussr bought weapons in eastern europe nationalized private companies plus the communist party in the government took a prominent place a familiar situation. and washington's familiar reaction to the united states of balancing the sukan was too dubious to leave the political life of indonesia alone with its whims , it did not matter to washington that the communist party was going its own peaceful and legal path, as well as the fact that there was no crisis or chaos in indonesia. the intervention was supposed to take place decided to rake in proxy, that is, they took under the wing of those who are against the current government, inciting the conflict that led to the civil war since the spring of 1957. the cia established links with the rebel officers in sumatra and sulawesia, and massive deliveries began in the fall. weapons, rebels, machine guns, anti-aircraft guns, bazookas, weapons dropped at night, unidentifi

in indonesia, a sexual violence lore is meant to make adoptions. a thing of the past, but some men want to keep the tradition alive. i'll talk to a gender activist. cut off from outside help, 130 thousands. pregnant women caught up by pakistan's monson, france. many of you to give birth soon. but under what conditions and we're solving makers feel the burn in japan, how labor and water shortages threaten age old farming practices. ah, i've been phys woolen glad you could join us. hailed a gift for all indonesian women after a decade of resistance from conservative lawmakers. this year, parliament passed a landmark built a tackle sexual violence. it gives victims a legal framework to seek justice for women on the remote island of zuba. it's hope the local stamp out the controversial practice of bright kidnapping. we have this report from t w's team in indonesia, and they can go on for days. they are known across the country, and the dowries are huge. wedding ceremonies in simba a small island in eastern, in india. this is the christian community, de

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new to this is the w news, asia coming up to date, abolishing bright kidnapping in indonesia, a sexual violence lore is meant to make adoptions a thing of the past. but some men want to keep the tradition alive. i'll talk to a gender activist. cut off from outside health, 130000 pregnant women, caught off by pakistan. sponsoring plants. many of you to give both soon. but under what conditions and we're savvy. make us feel the burn in japan. how labor and water shortages threaten h o farming practices? ah, i'm being vigilant. glad you could join us. hailed a gift for all indonesian women after a decade of resistance from conservative lawmakers, the c a parliament passed a landmark bill to tackle sexual violence. it gives victims a legal framework to seek justice for women on the remote island of zuba. it's hot the local stamp out the controversial practice of bright kidnapping. we have this report from t w's team in indonesia, and take and go, and for days they are known across the country and the down. a huge wedding ceremonies in simba a small island in eastern in asia. this is the ch

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my galan indonesia. ah, it says al jazeera, these are all top stories. almeni's prime minister says 49 of his soldiers have been killed in fighting with us by john fighting began early on tuesday, around 3 cities along the border. armenia says as a by john's army began the shelling, but as a by john is plain, armenia is king charles. the 3rd is in northern ireland. first official visit, as monarch, he is attending a service for his late mother quinn is with the 2nd hair at saint anne's cathedral in belfast. earlier he met political leaders from both the union and nationalist communities of northern ireland. we'd be a bit of a gloomy old moralist at the very beginning of her life of service. the green made flesh to dictate her so to her country and her people, and to maintain the principles of constitutional government. this promise she kept with steadfast faith. no without showing the gigs or approval for me. and with god's help, i take up my new duties resolved to seek the welfare of all the inhabitants

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officially it is every girls job in indonesia, like at this high school in jakarta. not part of the obligatory public school uniform. but when her daughter came home one day in tears after the teacher forced her to wear the religious covering, this muslim mother had had enough. she complained to the regional parliament about what she called hijab bullying at the school. to protect her daughter from more stigma, she asked to stay anonymous. >> after i filed the complaint, my daughter told me that many of her female friends came forward in support of her. they were complaining that they were forced to wear that hijab back in the seventh grade. reporter: the politician who received the complaint says that similar cases of intimidation have been made public, or just the tip of the iceberg. deep psychological distress is often the consequence, she says. >> we are really concerned about a level of intolerance in schools, and it's not just the children that are being bullied, even some teachers are forced to wear the hijab. colleagues say, "you look more beautiful." or "you

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