National PARK Mulu caves in Malaysia has four distinct characteristics. One is Lang Cave, the smallest but charming.

Among the four caves in Mulu National Park, Lang Cave is the smallest. The cave can be reached after a walk of approximately 3.8 miles from the entrance to Mulu National Park.

“Go inside the cave is not difficult because the existing track. However, there are some rules that must be adhered to, such should not bring a tripod for the camera,” said John, a tour guide.

Bulletin board contains rules clearly displayed upon entering the cave at the mouth of the cave. Just as the beauty of the cave that is visible when entering travelers.

Here, tourists can see stalactites, stalagmites, heliktit, and droplets of water from the cave ceiling. Interestingly, there is a similar heliktit jellyfish.

“Here, the characteristics of the water more easily absorbed so much water droplets. On top of that not all of stalactites, but actually more of a heliktit because it has so many branches,” he explained.

According to John, this cave was first discovered in 1977. Any traveler who wants to explore the cave to wait Lang Cave opening hours at 14:00 and 14:30 local time.

Travelers who come looks pretty much, the majority of Europe. Added John is usually in one day, tourists who come up to 100 people. For this caving to finish, it takes including short, only approximately two hours.

Although up to now there has been no announcement of when the Samsung Galaxy S IV will be released in Indonesia, but of course you have a lot of reviews on the smartphone. If you are planning to buy, you do not need to be confused any good apps for the Galaxy S IV.

Here are five application options cited Okezone choice Crn, Monday (03/18/2013) are:

1. Temple Run: Oz
Seharaga $ 1 paid application (approximately Rp 9 thousand’s) in the Android Market. With Full HD AMOLED touch screen measuring five inches gives a captivating visuals supported by Octo-Core processor, of course you’ll be satisfied playing this game Temple Run.

2. Ultimate Custom Widget
Free applications that can be downloaded via the Android Market. Like this theme (theme) for smartphones? You need to try the Samsung apps Ultimate Custom widget. Combined with Apex Launcher, so you can customize the theme of your choice. With this application you can change the look of wallpaper becomes more interactive and exciting for the Galaxy S4.

3. Photoshop Touch
A paid application costing $ 5, 49 (approximately Rp53 thousand’s) in the Android Market. Take advantage of beautiful HD screen Galaxy S4 filled with Adobe Photoshop. With the availability of layers, filters, and effects easily polished with a finger. You can edit the photos on your smartphone just like on your PC

4. Real Racing 3
Free applications that can be downloaded via the Android Market. Car racing game offers more than 45 beautiful cars like Bugatti, Lamborghini, and Porsche fit to be enjoyed in the Galaxy S4. Although some of the content is locked and pay levels.

5. Sidebar Pro
A paid application costing USD1.93 (approximately Rp18 thousand’s) in the Android Market. Sidebar Pro Ubuntu OS is added, such as application switching and multi-tasking features on your smartphone. Simply by sliding from either side on the screen, you can have easy access to the applications you use most. In order to bring this multi-tasking on the Galaxy S IV, you can click the Home button to the rather old.

Inneke Koesherawati became one of the pioneers of celebrities who wear the hijab. His performance is understated make himself chosen as the artist with the best hijab style.

If you had to wear the hijab is considered something that is ancient, it is different now. Display headscarf or hijab modern Muslim style now made ​​more modern and stylish.

It is also inseparable from the role of the various parties in the Muslim fashion popularized. From designers to celebrities politely pass on the style of dress, close the genitals, but still beautiful.

One artist whose name is increasingly shining veil is Inneke Koesherawati. Yes, the film era of the 1990s it had become one of the pioneers of modern artists he was kept. Inneke who used often to look sexy, proving his decision to close his career he was kept there. Since 2001, he was officially Islamic law is fulfilled.

Mannered and unpretentious appearance also makes Inneke often lined iconic modern Muslim. In fact, in a poll conducted in okezone.com Lifestyle channel, artist name Inneke chosen as the best hijab style. Wardah cosmetics commercials managed to beat Zaskia Adya Mecca with approximately 54.8 percent turnout.

Knut is a polar bear who lived at the Berlin Zoo, Germany. She became a celebrity for tourists, until he died in 2011. Knut replica was made in the museum using the original bones and feathers.

Knut the polar bear may be the darling of the Germans. He lives in Berlin Zoo for the past 4 years and finally died of epilepsy in March 2011. Several zoos in Germany trying to attract tourists by promoting the animals ‘celebrity’, but Knut still be the favorite in the eyes of tourists.

Travelers who have never seen Knut, or a longing for the presence of a polar bear, it helps visited the history museum in Berlin. During the month, Knut replica can be seen directly by tourists.

Reporting from The Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday (19/02/2013), this replica will be stored in the front of the museum history of Berlin. The museum has modified the main gateway to anticipate the flood of visitors. Once inside, visitors will see a replica of one of the stylish polar bear Knut favorite pose.

Replication uses the original bones and feathers Knut, taken through the process dermoplasty. This replica has expressive eyes and a nose that looks wet, so it looks like the original Knut.

“I think each person will receive a Knut. Know the people in his lifetime Knut Knut will look back here,” said Johannes Vogel, director of the History Museum of Berlin.

During the review, it became clear the political space for opposition parties in Burundi continues to shrink following their boycott of the 2010 elections.

“Since the elections of 2010 civil society, the media and human rights defenders have sustained attempts to curtail their rights to freedom of expression and association. It is time for the Burundian government to reverse this trend and make a strong public commitment to respect and protect fundamental human rights” said Henry Maina, Director Article 19 Kenya.

It also remains clear that serious problems remain in relation to the issue of violence against journalists, human rights defenders and parties of political opposition. Concerns about attacks, harassment, threats and intimidation of these groups were raised in 13 stakeholder reports and by 74 state delegations through oral statements.

“We’ve observed a catalogue of failings by the state to protect freedom of expression. Journalists like Hassan Ruvakuki have been jailed for reporting on matters of public importance. We have seen attempts made to prevent the media reporting on certain matters, take for example the ban on coverage of the Gatumba Bar Attack in 2011. What’s more, crimes against those seeking to speak truth are not investigated and those responsible for them are not brought to justice. The vicious cycle of impunity continues in Burundi which creates a worrying culture of self-censorship” Maina said.

“We’ve are also concerned to note judicial harassment in the country and we have seen undue pressure exerted on civil society organisations, including the suspension or threatened suspension of their legal registration as has been the case for FORSC, APRODH and OLUCOME” Maina added.

During the UPR review process, Burundi received 174 recommendations and pledged to respond before the 23^rd session of the Human Rights Council, which will be held in June 2013.

More than 25 of the recommendations related to freedom of expression, freedom of association and freedom of assembly.

ARTICLE 19 calls on the Burundian government to:

• Repeal all legislation that unduly limit freedoms of expression and assembly and urges the government to comply with its obligations under international law, including those it has committed to in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
• Undertake credible investigations and prosecutions for all crimes against freedom of expression, including violations against human rights defenders, journalists, political opponents and civil society members. It is imperative that all reports into these crimes are published openly and released for the public.
• Pass a freedom of information law to create a framework for citizens to realise this vital right.

Immediately begin a national process of consultation with the media, civil society and opposition parties on the pending draft media law to decriminalise press offences. This should happen before the government responds to the recommendations received during the UPR.