Indonesian Christians made a pilgrimage to the graves of their family members during Good Friday (2 April).

The relatives gathered and tended to the final resting places of their relatives at the Covid-19 cemetery in Medan in north Sumatra.

Indonesia has a predominantly Muslim population and local Christians have sometimes been targeted by violent extremists, as happened with a suicide bombing in Makassar less than a week ago.

Indonesian Christians make a pilgrimage to the graves of their family members during Good Friday at the Covid-19 cemetery in Medan on April 2, 2021, North Sumatra, Indonesia. Indonesia has a predominantly Muslim population, where the country has been overshadowed by the latest suicide bombings in Makassar and the attack on the National Police Headquarters in Jakarta. As a Christian belief, it marks Good Friday as death on the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, and rises after the third day, otherwise known as Easter Sunday.