Indonesia Criminalizes Sex Outside of Marriage - Will Apply to Tourists as Well - Also Bans Opposing "State Ideology" | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft | 120
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On Tuesday, Indonesia’s parliament passed a new ‘criminal code’ making it illegal for anyone within the country to engage in sexual activity outside of marriage and for unmarried couples from living together.

The practice of black magic, insulting the president or state institutions, promoting ideas that are in opposition to state doctrine, and holding protests without advance notice are all illegal under the new law.

Organizing street protests without informing the authorities could result in a 6-month prison sentence. Insulting the president could get you 3–4 years in prison.