The Indonesian Parliament unanimously passed a law on Tuesday, 6 December, banning sex outside of marriage, including pre-marital sex. The new criminal code would legally ban anyone in Indonesia from having an extramarital affair.
Earlier, Indonesian law banned adultery but not pre-marital sex.
The big points:
The law says that the ‘crime’ can only be reported by a parent, spouse, or children of the offenders.
The law also bans ‘insulting’ the government institutions and the president, protesting without proper notifications as well as spreading any views countering the ones that the government holds.
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