A severe punishment has been handed down in Indonesia's Aceh province. Two young men are to receive a harsh penalty for their actions. The decision was made in a closed-door court session. The men, both college students, were found to have violated Islamic law. Their actions were reported by witnesses in a city park. Further details are available from LGBTQ Nation.
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