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29th September 2003, 03:53 AM
JAKARTA (AFP): Cohabitation, oral sex and homosexual sex will soon become crimes in Indonesia if the justice ministry has its way, a ministry spokesman said Monday.
The ministry is drafting an amendment to the country's criminal code to include acts not currently categorized as crimes but considered morally unacceptable.
These include cohabitation, oral sex, extramarital and non-marital sex, sorcery aimed at hurting other people and homosexual sex, spokesman Sukartono Supangat said.
Indonesian ministry seeks to criminalise cohabitation, oral sex (http://www.thejakartapost.com/detaillatestnews.asp?fileid=20030929151803&irec=8)
The fact that this proposal is even being considered should be enough reason for Australia to urgently review its foreign aid to Indonesia.
The ministry is drafting an amendment to the country's criminal code to include acts not currently categorized as crimes but considered morally unacceptable.
These include cohabitation, oral sex, extramarital and non-marital sex, sorcery aimed at hurting other people and homosexual sex, spokesman Sukartono Supangat said.
Indonesian ministry seeks to criminalise cohabitation, oral sex (http://www.thejakartapost.com/detaillatestnews.asp?fileid=20030929151803&irec=8)
The fact that this proposal is even being considered should be enough reason for Australia to urgently review its foreign aid to Indonesia.