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Academia 2 months ago
PREMIUM
What if discrimination is not about religion?
Beyond the national slogan lays a primal human reflex that treats difference as a threat; to truly protect religious freedom in Indonesia, we must look past the pulpit and address the biological machinery of fear that governs us all.
Society 10 months ago
PREMIUM
Religious Affairs Ministry vows crackdown on intolerance
The Religious Affairs Ministry has pledged to act firmly in addressing recurring incidents of violent intolerance in Indonesia by involving the police and the intelligence agency, while rights groups push for inclusive, grassroots-based solutions.
Archipelago 1 year ago
PREMIUM
Police detain seven for vandalizing West Java home used for Christian retreat
West Java made another notch in its religious intolerance record when villagers in Tangkil, Sukabumi regency, damaged a neighbor's home for hosting a Christian retreat for youth and their parents.
Archipelago 1 year ago
PREMIUM
Thousands of Ahmadiyah members stranded as authorities ban mass gathering
Thousands of members of the Ahmadiyah community, including women and children, from across the country have been forced to return to their respective homes after the local administration blocked access to Manislor village in Kuningan, West Java, where they were due to hold a mass religious gathering.
Editorial 1 year ago
Proving pontiff's point
The country still needs to make significant efforts to uphold freedom of religion as guaranteed in the 1945 Constitution, especially since government, whether central or regional, is often guilty of fanning the flames of intolerance through contradictory regulations.
