AIYA Links: 13 May

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In the news

No westerners will be among the convicts to be executed soon by Indonesia, one of whom alleges that he was wrongly convicted.
Indonesian authorities have told individuals mentioned in the Panama Papers to get their taxes in line.
@_DaveMcRae_ speaks to experts about Indonesia’s developing universal healthcare scheme on the Talking Indonesia podcast.
At the Indonesia at Melbourne blog, an interesting look at the challenges of putting Indonesia’s forest areas on a single map.

Harry Knock reviews The Sun, The Moon & The Hurricane, a groundbreaking LGBT-themed Indonesian film.
Read Riza Suryadarni’s winning essay of AIYA Yogyakarta’s recent Kartini Day essay contest.

Aural Archipelago is a great resource for exploring traditional music from all around Indonesia. Volunteers are being sought to translate posts into Bahasa Indonesia—contact [email protected] to voice your interest!

Correction: an earlier version of this post mischaracterised Fairfax’s story on upcoming executions in Indonesia. We apologise for the error.

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