The Indonesian government has faced backlash over its plan to further downsize already tiny proposed subsidised housing, with critics worrying that the cramped conditions may jeopardise physical and mental well-being.Indonesia’s housing authorities are proposing a reduction in the minimum plot size for subsidised homes from 60 square metres (645 sq ft) to 25 square metres (270 sq ft), and shrinking the built area from 21 square metres (226 sq ft) to 18 square metres (194 sq ft).However, the...