Health

Drug rehabilitation in Indonesia

New norms about love and marriage alter the rules for the young

Papuan footballers score goals against HIV.

Men who have sex with men in urban Papua.

An Indonesian medical doctor reflects on rural health practices

Young Indonesians struggle to resist the power of the skin whitening industry

Ten years after Suharto, the economy is not recovering fast enough

Who is really responsible for Indonesia's drug epidemic?

Displaced East Timorese children go hungry in Indonesian West Timor

Modern gay men in Indonesia learn to live alongside traditional concepts of homosexuality. DEDE OETOMO explains.

Unbridled money freely crosses borders and destroys Sumatra's pristine environment.... The 1990s? No, the 1850s, writes FREEK COLOMBIJN.

The epidemic is spreading more slowly than once feared, but OCTAVERY KAMIL still wants better resources for prevention work.

A Spanish enquirer gets the catechism in an exclusive Jakarta suburb. MARGARET COFFEY was there too.

Acehnese have no word for nightmare, but the trauma of the conflict years is nightly visited upon many survivors through their dreams.

Crisis is bad for your health

PIKIR is working hard to give pregnant teenagers real choices

The government works with waria in South Sulawesi

The regulation of traditional medicine has had unintended consequences

Jamu is evolving to meet modern needs