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Miss Indonesia chooses Clinton, Miss Philippines chooses Trump, Miss Indonesia wins Miss Grand International 2016

Ariska Putri Pertiwi being crowned Miss Grand International 2016.

Ariska Putri Pertiwi became the first Indonesian to win a major international beauty pageant after being crowned Miss Grand International 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The ladies of Southeast Asia dominated the finals of the pageant as Ariska beat Miss Philippines Nicole Cordoves and Miss Thailand Supaporn Malisorn, who came second and third respectively.

Ariska also won the Best National Costume award, the outcome of which was determined by online votes.

The Miss Grand International pageant expects its winners to be role models for the contest’s ‘Stop the War and Violence’ campaign. It’s probably quite relevant then that during the final question round, the contestants were asked whether they would choose Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump to help them stop war and violence, to which Ariska answered Clinton. Miss Philippines chose Trump (for which she was apparently booed by the audience).

With her victory, Ariska became the fourth Miss Grand International and the first winner from Asia. She is also the first Indonesian to win a major international beauty pageant.

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The government has enacted several policies in recent weeks to help battle the widespread perception of corruption within the bureaucracy and law enforcement agencies. Last week, President Joko Widodo signed into law the Saber Pungli (Illegal Payment Clean Sweep) Taskforce to battle bribery and extortion along with a new website and hotline through which citizens could report official corruption confidentially.

But apparently there are those within the ranks of the Police who feel that people need more of an incentive to go through the potentially risky process of filing reports on corruption. Which is why they are going to offer a Rp 5 million cash reward to citizens who do.

Central Java Police Regional Oversight Commissioner Bambang Prayitno said the reward would be given to those to report on case of civil servants soliciting illegal fees for administrative services.

"People who report to [a member of the police] that they have been solicited for a bribe will be rewarded by the police with Rp 5 million," Bambang said on the sidelines of a discussion about extortion in Semarang on Tuesday as quoted by Kompas.

Bambang did not elaborate on how exactly the reward program would work, such as whether the accused official would have to be proven guilty before the reward was given. But for a possible Rp 5 million, it is likely that the program will be successful in getting many more people to try and report on corruption, which has got to be a good thing, right?

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Jakarta (ANTARA News) - President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) has ordered the security forces to stay alert and work professionally to anticipate a protest rally to be staged on November 4, 2016.

After attending the commemoration of World Saving Day 2016, at the Jakarta Convention Center here on Monday, Jokowi said that demonstration is a democratic right of citizens, but they do not have the right to impose their will or create damages.

A number of Islamic organizations have planned to stage a big rally on November 4 against Jakarta Governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (Ahok) who they accused of blasphemy and insulting the Koran.

Jokowi said the government would guarantee the right to free speech, but it would also give priority to public order and security.

"I have ordered the security forces to stay alert and perform their duties in a professional manner to overcome any anarchy perpetrated by any one," the president remarked.

Earlier on Sunday, National Police Chief General Tito Karnavian urged the people not to be easily provoked with regard to the Islamic mass organizations planned demonstration.

Karnavian explained that the rally could be exploited by certain elements for political purposes ahead of the Jakarta gubernatorial election next February.

"Do not be easily provoked or involve in violence. Please do not be anarchic," he said, expressing hope that the demonstrators would carry out the rally peacefully.

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Tanjung Pinang, Riau Islands (ANTARA News) - Tanjung Pinang Mayor Lis Darmansyah said the city has a new icon in the form of Gonggong, which is also expected to become the main attraction for those visiting the capital of Riau Islands.

"Gonggong is a typical Tanjung Pinangs kind of shell that is not found elsewhere. So, hopefully, tourists, both domestic and foreign, will find it easy to remember," the mayor stated here on Saturday.

Surrounded by waters, Tanjung Pinang is rich in marine biota, including the rare "strombus turturella" shells, locally called Gonggong.

Such sea shells are usually processed into delicious foods, a cuisine Tanjung Pinang is famous for.

The rare Gonggong shells are expected to attract tourists both from the country and overseas, the mayor remarked.

"The economy continues to grow and Tanjung Pinang with its new travel destinations will also continue to grow," he underlined, adding that the locals strongly support the governments efforts to develop the city, especially in the tourism sector.

The people of Tanjung Pinang are very active in helping the government, especially in developing the creative economy sector as well as introducing and promoting local culture and foods.

Tanjung Pinang also continues to develop religious tourist sites, natural tourist destinations, cultural tourist objects and culinary tourism, the mayor stressed.

Currently, Tanjung Pinang hosts the Maritime Festival in the Riau Islands, organized as part of Sail Karimata 2016. The peak program of the Sail Karimata event was held on October 15 in Sukadana, West Kalimantan.