The following stories talk about the subject ‘Students’.
Indonesian students in Australia often have a bad time.
Ausdag explains why learning Indonesian is not popular in Australia.
Australians don't want to learn Indonesian.
General Djoko Santoso warns students about foreign agents.
Posing naked on the internet and death threats.
Marrying and spreading the faith in Kalimantan.
International Hijab Solidarity Day is marked in Semarang.
A 3gp sex movie in Madura has clerics calling for tighter laws against pornography.
Tukul Arwana is spreading an immoral virus throughout the country.
One Indonesian, Partahi Mamora Halomoan Lumbantoruan, was killed in the Virginia Tech massacre.
Christianisation through sodomy, hypnosis, and kidnapping is rampant in Indonesia.
Violence and sex at the Institut Pemerintahan Dalam Negeri.
The Arastamar Evangelical School of Theology (SETIA) in Jakarta has attracted the attention of Islamic militants.
South Kalimantan has a free sex problem.
Balinese youths and their attitudes to pre-marital sex.
Female students at the University of Indonesia no longer ride around on Vespa scooters half naked.
The provincial backwaters of Java are awash with homemade student sex videos.
The Al-Zaytun Islamic school has fallen under suspicion of links to Negara Islam Indonesia (NII).
Not everyone is sure which way the Indonesian flag goes, and one man paid with his life for raising it the wrong way.
A study of youth political & religious affiliation.
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