Two women in Indonesia flogged until they are unable to walk under Sharia law after being caught with men in hotel raid
The women were among six unmarried couples who were caught in a hotel raid in Indonesia's conservative Aceh province last year
Two women from Indonesia were reportedly left unable to walk after they were flogged publicly under the Sharia law. They were whipped for having "intimate relations" with men outside their marriage, according to reports.
The women were among six unmarried couples who were caught in a hotel raid in Indonesia's conservative Aceh province last year. All the people in the raid, who were found guilty of breaking the Sharia law, were imprisoned for several months after being subjected to a public whipping on Monday in the capital of Banda Aceh, Daily Mail reported.
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