Aisyah Llewellyn

Fam­i­lies left dev­as­tat­ed af­ter chil­dren giv­en every­day cold med­ica­tions de­vel­op acute kid­ney prob­lems.

Sum­mit comes as rifts be­tween Unit­ed States, Chi­na and Rus­sia damp­en prospects for co­or­di­na­tion on eco­nom­ic crises.

Po­ten­tial pa­role for bomb­mak­er Umar Patek has drawn at­ten­tion to In­done­sia’s de­rad­i­cal­i­sa­tion pro­grammes.

Sur­vivors will mark the an­niver­sary by pray­ing to­geth­er at a memo­r­i­al which now stands where the Sari Club used to be.

New ver­sion of crim­i­nal code says ex­e­cu­tion should be con­sid­ered a ‘last re­sort’ but could de­layed sen­tence be abu­sive?

Pub­lic trust in po­lice shak­en af­ter top po­lice gen­er­al and his wife ar­rest­ed for fa­tal shoot­ing of his body­guard.

In­done­sian leader says coun­try stands at ‘pin­na­cle’ of in­ter­na­tion­al lead­er­ship af­ter win­ning pres­i­den­cy of G20.

US law firm takes rare step of com­pen­sat­ing fam­i­lies af­ter Cal­i­for­nia lawyer fails to hand over set­tle­ment mon­ey.

The women say the drug eas­es the pain of their chil­dren with con­di­tions such as cere­bral pal­sy and should be le­gal.

US judge dis­miss­es oil and gas gi­ant’s ar­gu­ments for avoid­ing tri­al over al­leged hu­man rights abus­es in In­done­sia.