AP: Myanmar military uses systematic torture across country
An investigation by The Associated Press has found that the Myanmar military has been torturing detainees across the country in a methodical and systemic way since its takeover of the government in February
Indonesia retrieves most-wanted militant's body from jungle
The bodies of Indonesia’s most wanted militant with ties to the Islamic State group and a follower have been taken to a police hospital for further investigation after they were killed in a jungle shootout with security forces
Deadly Indonesia prison fire highlights systemic problems
Overcrowding, mass escapes, protest riots, extremism and corruption: Indonesia’s prisons have long been a hotbed of problems
Indonesia seizes tanker believed to carry illicit waste oil
Indonesia’s navy has seized a massive tanker believed to be loaded with thousands of tons of wasted black oil and has brought the ship to shore for further investigation
Indonesian navy seizes oil tanker wanted in Cambodia
Indonesia’s navy says it has seized an oil tanker that was wanted by Cambodian authorities on suspicion of stealing nearly 300,000 barrels of crude oil
Indonesian police arrest 53 linked to new militant cell
Indonesian police say they have arrested at least 53 suspected militants in recent weeks believed to have links to banned extremist groups, in a nationwide crackdown on a new cell of Jemaah Islamiyah, blamed for a string of past bombings
Indonesian cleric gets 4 years for concealing COVID-19 test
An influential firebrand cleric in Indonesia has been sentenced to another four years in prison for concealing information about his coronavirus test result
Police arrest 11 suspected militants in Indonesia’s Papua
Indonesian police say they have arrested 11 suspected Islamic militants accused of plotting attacks at several churches in easternmost Papua province
Indonesia ferry catches fire at sea; no casualties
Officials in eastern Indonesian authorities say a ferry caught fire with nearly 200 people on board, forcing passengers and crew to jump into the sea but causing no casualties
Indonesia court sentences firebrand cleric to 8 months' jail
An Indonesian court has sentenced a politically influential firebrand cleric to eight months in prison for violating health protocols by holding gatherings attended by thousands of supporters during the coronavirus outbreak