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A young Acehnese woman is carried by officials after being caned in public, a punishment under the Islamic sharia law, under the offence of "khalwat" or "close proximity" between a man and a woman who are not spouses, in Banda Aceh on December 28, 2015. Aceh is the only province of Indonesia enforcing the Islamic Sharia law and offenders are punished by public caning. / AFP / CHAIDEER MAHYUDDIN

A young Acehnese woman (L) is caned in public, a punishment under the Islamic sharia law, under the offence of "khalwat" or "close proximity" between a man and a woman who are not spouses, in Banda Aceh on December 28, 2015. Aceh is the only province of Indonesia enforcing the Islamic Sharia law and offenders are punished by public caning. / AFP / Chaideer Mahyuddin

A young Acehnese man arrives to be caned in public, a punishment under the Islamic sharia law, under the offence of "khalwat" or "close proximity" between a man and a woman who are not spouses, in Banda Aceh on December 28, 2015. Aceh is the only province of Indonesia enforcing the Islamic Sharia law and offenders are punished by public caning. / AFP / CHAIDEER MAHYUDDIN

A young Acehnese woman (L) is caned in public, a punishment under the Islamic sharia law, under the offence of "khalwat" or "close proximity" between a man and a woman who are not spouses, in Banda Aceh on December 28, 2015. Aceh is the only province of Indonesia enforcing the Islamic Sharia law and offenders are punished by public caning. / AFP / Chaideer Mahyuddin