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Opinion 9 years ago
COMMENTARY: Questioning our pride as a democratic, tolerant and peaceful nation
We have long prided ourselves as the world’s third largest democracy after India and the US, and the country with the world’s largest Muslim population. The international community and global media outlets often describe Indonesia’s version of Islam as peaceful, tolerant and moderate.
National 9 years ago
Anti-blasphemy rally runs peacefully in C.Java
Around 2,000 people under the banner of the Semarang Muslim Forum called on the Central Java Police to proceed with the religious blasphemy case implicating inactive Jakarta Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama during a rally in Semarang on Friday.
National 9 years ago
Rally ended peacefully with minor incidents, leaving fate of Ahok to police
A demonstration involving hundreds of thousands of Muslims in several big cities across the country, who demanded the police immediately arrest Jakarta Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama for alleged blasphemy, ended peacefully after representatives of protestors met the government on Friday.
Science & Tech 9 years ago
How to block those annoying rally posts on Facebook
You might have recently found your Facebook feed flooded with updates and both positive and negative comments about the ongoing rally in Jakarta. To survive this inundation, kompas.com has shared these two methods to filter unwanted posts from your timeline.
National 9 years ago
Police take humanistic approach for Friday’s massive rally
With growing concerns about potential security disruptions, the Jakarta Police have taken a more humanistic approach to prevent thousands of protesters from committing anarchic acts during the massive rally in Jakarta on Friday.
