Tempo Daily's review on October 1, 2019, entitled "Time to Control Buzzers" revealed the dark side of social media as the presence of buzzers - whose job is to secure Jokowi's government policy by spreading various false news to influence public opinion.

Dozens of women protested in Istanbul on Saturday to denounce rising violence against women and the government’s failure to stop brutal attacks across the country. They gathered in the Kadikoy neighborhood on the Asian side of Istanbul, recounting harrowing stories of women recently murdered across the country, including Emine Bulut, whose killing by her ex-husband in August sparked outrage.

Prime Minister of Pakistan Imran Khan has said that he is an ardent admirer of the Chinese model against poverty and if he had it, he could get millions of Pakistanis out of poverty.

On 10 September 2019, the BBC reported on the systematic destruction of the villages occupied by the Rohingya Muslims, with one of the areas documented as being turned into refugee relocation camp.