Foreign tourist couples will only be subject to a new adultery law prohibiting sex outside of marriage if their parents, partner or children snitch.
Yesterday, Indonesia passed a sweeping revision to its criminal code, sparking fears it could be used to stifle freedom of speech, unfairly target women and restrict other human rights in the notoriously conservative country.
One of the changes applies to adultery, which was considered a crime but largely unenforced, is now punishable by up to one year in prison.
