Indonesia over a controversial draft criminal code which could ban extramarital relations and make it illegal to insult the president or hear mallard reports from jakarta. Students marching in indonesias capital and several other cities on tuesday calling on the government to hold controversial legislation being debated in Parliament Last week the government passed a law to amend the power of the Corruption Eradication commission this Week Parliament planned to make changes to a pending criminal code bill which could discriminate against religious minorities outlaw sex outside marriage ballot borson and make it illegal to insult the president but the outcry by protesters forced a delay. Of. Students talk with Police Outside parliament in Jakarta Security forces responded with tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds. There are so many problems weakening of the Anticorruption Commission and then rushing to pass the criminal code they want to pass other bills to before the Parlia
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