Indonesia's Only Female Sex Therapist Goes Online

Amirin defended him at his trial, saying he did not show any signs of being an exhibitionist.

More recently, Jakarta Gov. Fauzi Bowo captured the conservative mood of the country's leaders when he responded to the gang-rape of two young women on a public minibus by blaming the victim. Wear a miniskirt, he said earlier this month, and you're practically asking for it.

Aside from a small protest in the capital, Bowo's comments barely made any waves. Though Amirin's website marks the latest attempt at online sex education, it's certainly not the first.

Last year the National AIDS Commission launched an interactive Web page aimed at teens and young adults. Others have come and gone during the past decade.

Amirin hopes hers is here to stay, "I want to change mindsets," she said. "It's about time everybody in Indonesia be more open-minded about sex."