Authorities in Bali, Indonesia have unveiled a new policy banning “menstruating tourists” from entering temples over concerns that “dirty” period blood will contaminate their holy sites.

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Authorities in Bali, Indonesia are banning "menstruating tourists" from entering temples over concerns that "dirty" period blood will contaminate their holy sites.

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Volcano eruption in Bali shot dark ash eight kilometres into the sky. At least seven international flights from Indonesia's resort island Bali have been cancelled, an airport official said Friday ...

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A flight carrying more than 200 people from Bali, Indonesia to Melbourne, Australia was forced to turn around after a passenger tried to force open a plane door as the aircraft flew over the ...

Bali has banned menstruating women from entering their temples because period blood is 'dirty' and will 'contaminate' the religious sites. The holiday island has recently launched a crackdown on ...

Yet, across the world, indigenous food systems that once thrived within forests are rapidly disappearing. In this context, this year’s theme, “Forests and food”, could not be more relevant.