Yogyakarta
Yogyakarta Mayor Announces Psych Support Team for Little Aresha Abuse Victims
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Following the April 24 raid on Daycare Little Aresha that uncovered abuse of 53 children and led to 13 suspects being named, Yogyakarta's mayor has announced a dedicated psychological support team for victims and parents. The team will include child psychologists, experts, and coordinate with local health services.
Contemporary art exhibition Artjog 2026 runs from June 19 to August 30 at Jogja National Museum in Yogyakarta under the theme Ars Longa: Generatio.
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Hundreds of UGM and UII students staged protests on Monday (15/6/2026) rejecting government officials' presence and highlighting economic conditions and state policies.
PT Integrasi Aviation Solusi (IAS) held Program IAS Terampil Batch 2 in Yogyakarta, continuing the success of Batch 1 in Batam. The program focuses on developing Basic Facility Care competencies for 30 local participants near the airport. It aims to enhance workforce quality in the national aviation sector.
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President Prabowo Subianto inaugurated the Kabanaran Bridge in Yogyakarta on November 19, 2025, designed to be earthquake-resistant. During the event, he instructed regional heads not to mobilize school children for his welcomes. Prabowo expressed appreciation for public enthusiasm while expressing concern for children standing under the hot sun.