A break down of human rights not granted to those in Indonesia.
1. We are all born equal
2. Don't discriminate
3.The right to life
4. No slavery
5. No torture
6. You have rights no matter where you are
7. We're all equal before the law
8. Human rights are protected by law
9. No unfair detainment
10. The right to trial
11. Innocent untill proven guilty
12. The right to privacy
13. Freedom to move
14. Seek a safe place
15. Nationality
16. Marriage and family
17. Your own things
18. Thought
19. Expression
20. Public assembly
21. Democracy
22. Social security
23. Workers right
24. Right to play
25. Food and shelter to all
26. Education
27. Copy right
28. A fair and free world
29. Knowing your own rights
30. No one can take away your rights
Human Rights
The military commander says it "is a measure of morality. There's no other way,". Last Febuary, a city councilor of Jember, suggested that graduating middle-school students should be required to tale virginity tests.
As of October 2015 Indonesia passed 31 new discriminatory regulations leaving them now with a total of 322 that target women
Laws against women
One big one is Virginty tests done to women wanting to join the miliitary, police force, or wanting to marry military officers.
The villages Sidoharjo, Karangpatihan, and Krebet have the title "kampung idiot" where children and adults are suffering from mental retardation. They are shackled to the floor and suffer malnutrition, paralysis, and imparied hearing and eyesight.
The local governments and locals blame Incest, malnutrition, and lack of iodine for the cause of the mental diabilities.
Abuse of the disabled
The Indonesia government banned the deprivation in 1977 but failed to actually push it.
In 2014 a law was passed making it mandatory for ISPs to block negative websites. Indonesia is now drafting legislation that would require foreign internet companies to set up officies in the country or be banned.
The largest ISP in the country blocked US-based video-streaming service Netflix to "protect Indonesian consumers from unregulated content that does not comply with the country's film regulations."
Censorship of the media
Government agencies, lawenforcers, and the general public can lodge a report with the ministry's directorate general of informatics to request a specific site be blocked due to 'unlawful content'.
Religious Freedom
On july 17th a mosque in Tolikara district was burned down along wityh dozens of nearby food stalls when mosque authorties refused to shut down the boradcasts of the Idul Fitri prayer
In 2015 there was over 194 incidents of violent attacks on religious minorities. In June the the constitutional court rejceted a petiton to allow inter-religious marriage.
Religious Freedom
July 8th Jakarta district administartion ordered the closure of n ahmadiyah mosque in Bukit Durt in responce to pressure from Sunnni militants. That same month, three churches were forced to close in Bandar Lampung, Yogyakarta, and Samarinda.
