A woman rides on the back of a motorbike, part of the Go-jek ride-hailing service, in central Jakarta. Photo: Reuters A woman rides on the back of a motorbike, part of the Go-jek ride-hailing service, in central Jakarta. Photo: Reuters
A woman rides on the back of a motorbike, part of the Go-jek ride-hailing service, in central Jakarta. Photo: Reuters
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Have you been Grabbed? #MeToo, say Indonesians

The ride-hailing boom has yielded cases of sexual harassment – and even murder. As the #MeToo movement galvanises women to speak out, they are watching to see how Grab and Go-Jek will prevent such offences

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Resty Woro Yuniar
Resty Woro Yuniar

Updated: 7:02am, 22 Oct, 2018

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A woman rides on the back of a motorbike, part of the Go-jek ride-hailing service, in central Jakarta. Photo: Reuters A woman rides on the back of a motorbike, part of the Go-jek ride-hailing service, in central Jakarta. Photo: Reuters
A woman rides on the back of a motorbike, part of the Go-jek ride-hailing service, in central Jakarta. Photo: Reuters
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