Indonesia’s ultra-conservative Aceh province will now only hold canings in prisons instead of in public places, and will not allow recordings of the punishment, the local government said on Thursday. Aceh is the only province in majority-Muslim Indonesia that follows Islamic law and imposes public caning for crimes like theft, gambling and adultery. The move to restrict access comes nearly a year after two men convicted of having gay sex were publicly flogged and images of their punishment were live streamed and uploaded on the internet, drawing international criticism. Public canings were introduced in Aceh in 2005 and are supported by many Acehnese.