On a fine Saturday afternoon at the parking lot of Gambir Station in Central Jakarta, passersby would not be faulted for thinking that the scorching sun had helped exacerbate a heated exchange of words between two men. Mahmud Fasa, an amputee, had parked his motorcycle in the area designated for persons with disabilities, which was conveniently located near the station’s entrance gate. He was there to take a train to Cirebon in West Java. But as soon as he parked his vehicle, a uniformed officer approached and asked him to move someplace else, as he pointed his finger at a blue sign of a person in a wheelchair. “The security officer had no idea that it was a universal sign that applies not only to people in wheelchairs, but to all persons with disabilities,” Mahmud told The Jakarta Post on Monday. “So I asked him to call out his boss.” Read also:...