Lit

A man demonstrates how a lamp can be fueled by biogas collected from the waste of cows.

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Shrimps Getting Bigger

Fishermen arrange nets for harvesting at a shrimp farm in Medokan Keputih district near Surabaya. The government will provide about Rp 400 billion (about US$ 44 million) this year for the revitalization of shrimp farming in the country.

Death Scene

Members of Riau province’s National Conservation Agency (BKSDA) try to save the life of a female elephant calf in Pematang, Bengkalis. The 18-month-old calf, found by local villagers, died Tuesday from a serious wound on her left thigh, probably sustained when she was chased by local farmers.

Fighting Child Porn

European Home Affairs Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom addresses a news conference on human trafficking and child pornography at the EU Commission headquarters in Brussels.

Steady Stacking Papers

An official arranges national final examinations papers at a state vocational school in Central Jakarta. Final year high school students throughout Indonesia will sit final exams between March 22 and March 26, 2010.

Give Me Your Hand

A construction worker rescues a woman in the Des Moines River, Iowa, in this July 1, 2009 handout photo. The Des Moines Register photographer, Mary Chind, won the 2010 Pulitzer Prize as announced in New York.

Damage

A girl identified as a 14-year-old child trafficking victim (righ) meets the press with Magdalena Sitorus the Indonesian Commission for the Protection of Children. The girl, from Banjarnegara, Centra Java, reported physical and mental suffering from abuse by her employers’ family in West Aceh.

Light Participation

Fish traders at Kramat Jati market in East Jakarta kept their lights on during the Earth Hour campaign, on evening when people were supposed to turn off their lights, although many were unaware of this. Many night workers had to keep their lights on between 8:30 p.m. and 9:30 p.m.