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[Naka_Timo]

Good to see you back bro ndnd.

[sailsingapore]

Here to SUPPORT TS Bro Naka

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[Naka_Timo]

Originally Posted by sailsingapore

Here to SUPPORT TS Bro Naka

Thanks, early morning make me nose bleed..

[sailsingapore]

Originally Posted by Naka_Timo

Thanks, early morning make me nose bleed..

SUPPORT TS Bro NAKA !!

[sailsingapore]

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The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) says it will support whatever decision the Indonesian government takes concerning refugees and asylum seekers in Batam so long as the policy adheres to human rights principles.

The UNHCR, however, will ask the government to thoroughly consider if they want to place refugees on a single island, as proposed by the Batam administration.

UNHCR senior protection officer Jeffrey Savage told The Jakarta Post in Batam on Friday that he had heard of the idea to move the refugees to an island outside Batam.

"There are suggestions to put the refugees on one island. But the UNHCR asks that the idea be studied more carefully. It could create a lot of problems and conflict. First of all, they are from 48 different nationalities," Savage said after meeting with local government officials in Batam to discuss the issue of refugees.

The Batam administration sent a letter to Jakarta asking the central government to remove refugees from Batam, saying that their presence had created problems such as making public parks in Batam look dirty.

Batam spokesperson Ardiwinata said on Friday that Mayor Muhammad Rudi had suggested placing all the refugees on a single island outside Batam.

“We have a success story with Galang Island, where we dealt with Vietnamese refugees. We still have the facilities they used there,” he said.

Ardi said placing the refugees on one island would make it easier for the administration to supervise them. The proposal would also, according to Ardi, “maintain Batam’s local wisdom.”

“We have hundreds of islands here and some are not inhabited,” he went on to say.

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[Naka_Timo]

Karina - Dalam Hati Saja

[Naka_Timo]

Originally Posted by sailsingapore

SUPPORT TS Bro NAKA !!

Thanks for support. Forever so many great pics

[Naka_Timo]

Peterpan - Ada Apa Denganmu

[iicycold]

Originally Posted by sailsingapore

U support,i also support but cannot always support bro Naka too many.

So i nw support bro sailsingapore 4 supporting bro Naka.

[DageDage]

Indonesian President Joko Widodo has defended the introduction of castration and the death penalty for paedophiles.

His parliament last week voted to introduce the tough new measures and the leader has spoken of the country"s "no compromise" approach to sex crimes.

"Our constitution respects human rights, but when it comes to sexual crimes there is no compromise.

"In my opinion, chemical castration, if we enforce it consistently, will reduce sex crimes and wipe them out over time," he said.

Indonesia"s President Joko Widodo has introduced a series of tough punishments for child sex offenders through an emergency decree, including chemical castration and the death penalty

The emergency decree was introduced following an outcry in the aftermath of the fatal gang-rape of a schoolgirl.

Widodo defended introducing chemical castration, a decision that has sparked anger from human rights activists and the Indonesian Doctors Association, which has said its members will not perform the treatment.

He told the BBC the government "will hand out the maximum penalty" for sex crimes.

Twelve of the men accused of raping and murdering a 14-year-old schoolgirl in Bengkulu Province, Indonesia in April were seen hiding their faces as they emerged from a police cell guided by a plain clothed officer

Yuyun (above right in a family photograph released by her mother) was walking home from school when she was killed

Indonesia is among a small group of places worldwide which use the measure, including Poland and some states in the USA.

In 2011 South Korea became the first Asian country to legalise the treatment.

Chemical castration involves using drugs to reduce libido and sex drive.

Widodo was spurred into action after the murder and gang-rape in April of a 14-year-old girl Yuyun.

She was set upon by a gang of drunken men and boys as she walked home from school on the western island of Sumatra.

The leader of the gang was sentenced to death last month after being found guilty of premeditated murder, a crime already punishable by death before the new laws were introduced.

Other members of the gang have been jailed.

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