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The Constitutional Court has asked plaintiffs to revise their argument in the first hearing of a judicial review filed against the 2008 Information and Electronic Transaction (ITE) Law on Tuesday.

The visit of US President Barack Obama to Indonesia in March is expected to help improve democracy in the country, House of Representatives Deputy Speaker Pramono Anung says.

Migrant Care will posthumously award former president Abdurrahman “Gus Dur” Wahid the President of Migrant Workers title in a ceremony to be held at the Ismail Marzuki cultural center in Centra

The local weather agency in Surabaya, East Java, has issued a warning of the possibility of a hailstorm in the province in the next few days.

Most Jakartans seem to live their lives unaware that the maximum punishment for littering, as stipulated in the public order bylaw, is 60 days imprisonment and a Rp 2 million (US$210) fine.

Asian stocks were mixed Tuesday following Wall Street's overnight decline on lingering worries about high European debt levels.

Since Jakarta Governor Fauzi Bowo announced a plan last week to crack down on illegal vehicle parking fees, as of Monday no municipalities had submitted reports of violations to him.

For years, 50-year-old Suratman, a resident of Pondok Gede, East Jakarta, has been reading about Jakarta’s murders and robberies in local papers.