Despite being banned, beauty products with harmful ingredients are widely available in Indonesia. These women raise the alarm ...

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As Indonesia grapples with the dual pressures of climate change and rapid deforestation, women are stepping into crucial roles in forest fire management, contributing their unique strengths to ...

Pollution and deforestation arising from development in Papua’s capital have put a sacred space for women among the mangroves ...

The Australian government’s recent regulation setting a minimum age of 16 for social media access raises critical questions ...

Shafali, Rodrigues hit top gear against Malaysia before rain arrives; Pakistan-Indonesia quarter-final washed out without a ball being bowled ...

JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Indonesia's new government started an ambitious $28 million project Monday to feed nearly 90 million children and pregnant women to ... 282 million people and Southeast ...

The program aims to combat malnutrition and support underprivileged communities, with the hope of providing nutritious meals to almost 83 million people by 2029.

many of the brands banned by the Indonesian regulator are available to Australian consumers. Michelle Wong, a Sydney-based science educator and beauty influencer, said people needed to do their ...