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View all search resultsLiteracy activists in South Sulawesi have condemned a raid against bookstores over titles deemed to contain communist thought by a group claiming to represent Muslims. Police consider the action unlawful and questioned the group’s leader as a witness on Monday.
Since the 2014 election, Jokowi has been plagued by allegations that he is a sympathizer of the long-banned Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) and insinuations that he is anti-Islam, secretly a Christian, and would disband the Religious Affairs Ministry and put a stop to other religious organizations and traditions.
Some seemed genuinely confused by the sudden shutdown of roads, while others referenced Kim's epic train ride through China -- many choosing to use nicknames for the North Korean leader, such as "Boss Kim" or "Little brother Kim", potentially to avoid censorship.
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