A woman was among eight people publicly canned for breaking Sharia law in Indonesia.
The woman wearing white on to her knees before another female police officer, wearing an entirely maroon religious dress, joins her on the stage.
A long cane was used for the punishment and reporters at the scene say the penalties metered out ranged from 25 to 45 lashes, dependent on the crime.
The woman is said to have been charged with having sex outside of marriage, which is against Sharia law.
Later, photos show a similar punishment is carried out on a man accused of moral crimes.
The punishments were carried out in Banda Aceh in the Aceh province in Indonesia.
Aceh is the only province that has implemented Sharia law.
It considers lesbian, gay, and bisexual relationships as well as sex outside of marriage, as violations of the code of religious law.
Back in September, Mirror Online reported that Australia was warning tourist heading to Bali about Indonesia morality laws.
Lawmakers in Indonesia, which governs Bali, had put forward a set of hardline new morality laws.
The Australian government updated its travel advice to its citizens in response, warning them the legal changes were expected to pass next week.
Australians are among the leading visitors to the holiday island, but the resort is also hugely popular with Brits.
The changes would see extramarital sex banned, along with same-sex relationships, and severely reduced access to contraception and abortions.
The laws however where only implemented in Aceh, not in Bali.
