
Indonesian government departments ban LGBTQ jobseekers
Indonesian government bodies are facing domestic and international criticism after posting job advertisements that ban LGBTQI jobseekers.
The ministries of Trade and Defence, as well as the Attorney General’s Office (AGO), were found to be listing job advertisements which required that civil servant applicants «must not be mentally disabled and not show sexual orientation or behavioural deviations», according to The Jakarta Post.
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