2015, criminalizes the consumption and production of liquor, gambling, being alone with someone of the opposite sex who is not a spouse or a relative (this violation is called khalwat), committing intimacy outside marriage (ikhtilath), fornication (zina), rape, falsely accusing someone of conducting fornication (qadzaf), sodomy, and lesbian acts (musahaqah). The penalty for violations includes caning, fines, and imprisonment. The human rights groups Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch criticized this regulation, citing its use of caning as a punishment, as well as the criminalization of consensual sex outside marriage. The province Bali, which is also an island and a popular tourist destination, has a regional regulation limiting building height in the entire island. Buildings in Bali cannot exceed 15 metres, exceptions are generally given to public facilities. The height limit is based on the height of coconut trees. In 2017, Trump Entertainment Resorts's plans for a new hotel with a tower, met with objections, including over the possible violation of the height restriction regulations. See also Law of Indonesia Subdivisions of Indonesia References Footnotes Bibliography Indonesian Law No 12 of 2011. Unofficial translation Law of Indonesia