Civil servants in Indonesia's capital city must take public transport to work on Wednesdays, or risk losing a promotion.

Civil servants are expected to share their proof of compliance in the form of selfies. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

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The Jakarta Provincial Government has made public transportation free for 15 groups of residents. Governor Pramono Anung, ...

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Citing the Quran and emphasizing religious duty, Indonesia’s “Green Islam” movement teaches Muslims to be better stewards of ...