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A woman was caned in front of a crowd of people for being ‘too close’ to a man who she wasn’t married to, an offence in Indonesia under Sharia Law.
Nur Elita was forced to endure the punishment outside a mosque where hundreds of people gathered to watch her being caned.
She received five lashes and had to be taken to hospital following the punishment.
Nur had violated the region’s strict Sharia laws after she allegedly showed affection to a fellow university student.
Sharia Law states that men and women who are not married are not allowed to get close to eachother due to the ‘khalwat’ offence. They face public caning if they do.
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