Erwin Renaldi

An infant was allegedly sold by his father to a married couple desperate to have children in one of the latest cases of baby trafficking in Indonesia.

Indonesia and Solomon Islands have signed up to ban the bomb. Experts say Australia's reluctance to do so could spur tension with its neighbours.

Malaysia's government controversially evicted hundreds of sea nomads, known as Bajau Laut, from their homes in June. Human rights advocates warn more of the stateless population could be targeted.

The hackers behind a major cyber attack on the Indonesian government issue a surprise apology and offer to release the stolen data.

Voice of Baceprot are a devoutly Muslim all-female thrash metal band hell-bent on shattering the genre’s masculine image and misconceptions about Islam.

A playful "takjil war" has erupted in Indonesia after non-Muslims started buying up snacks and food usually eaten to break the fast during Ramadan.

This year, Muslims and non-Muslims alike are fasting for a variety of reasons, from showing their solidarity and empathy with Palestinians fasting in Gaza to celebrating their own religious celebrations.

Myths and superstitions are a normal part of everyday life for many Australians, but they can sometimes be a cause of conflict within families. So how can you navigate these conversations?

Hip hop has just turned 50, and in eastern Indonesia this style of music is not only thriving, but is a way for young people to have their everyday struggles heard.

Members of Malaysia’s queer community are left fuming after the frontman of UK pop band The 1975, Matty Healy, kissed a male bandmate and criticised the country’s anti-LGBT laws onstage at a Kuala Lumpur festival.