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The trouble with censorship
Opinion 6 years ago

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The trouble with censorship

But does suppressing speech prevent radicalism? Indonesian history suggests this may be possible, at least temporarily, if the full force of the state power is brought to bear.
Foreign Islamic groups 'influence' Indonesian campuses
National 6 years ago

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Foreign Islamic groups 'influence' Indonesian campuses

Among the transnational Islamic movements are the Muslim Brotherhood-inspired Jemaah Tarbiyah and the radical organization Hizbut Tahrir Indonesia (HTI), which endorses the implementation of Islam in government and society.
How harmful is HTI to Indonesian pluralism?
Opinion 6 years ago

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How harmful is HTI to Indonesian pluralism?

Indonesia’s response to the HTI has been softer than that of other countries, which not only banned the organization but also arrested the leaders. In Indonesia, despite the ban, its leaders are relatively free.
Radicalism: Bananas in heaven?
Opinion 6 years ago

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Radicalism: Bananas in heaven?

All religions promise some form of heaven. Is this belief in an afterlife the motivation behind the rise of religious conservatism and hardline Islam in Indonesia since the advent of the Reform Era in 1998? #opinion
Government aims to shield KPK from radicalism
Politics 6 years ago

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Government aims to shield KPK from radicalism

The BNPT, which owns the database on radical groups and their links, would assist in tracking the candidates’ backgrounds to find out whether or not there were candidates who were exposed to radical teachings
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