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View all search resultsComment: Rising trend seen in religious conflicts
April 26, p2Religious conflict in Indonesia has begun to show a rising trend during the last five years in terms of the nature of the conflicts, according to a report by the Center for Religious and Cross Cultural Studies (CRCS) at Gadjah Mada University's (UGM) post-graduate school
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Religious conflict in Indonesia has begun to show a rising trend during the last five years in terms of the nature of the conflicts, according to a report by the Center for Religious and Cross Cultural Studies (CRCS) at Gadjah Mada University's (UGM) post-graduate school.
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This trend is occurring because the government fails to be fair regulator among believers. Too slow in mediating conflicts in society, with the tendency to lean toward the side they mistake as being the voice of the 'majority'.
I agree with the statement on the last paragraph. Therefore, the government needs to establish fair laws to promote equality among citizens and uphold it.
It needs to govern this nation as the multicultural nation that the founding fathers envisaged.
Rio Rivai
