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National 5 years ago
University, high school graduates form organization to oppose radicalism, hate speech
Dozens of university and high school graduates from across the country formed the Alumni for Indonesia organization on Monday to address concerns about the country’s potential tilt toward social and political tribalism.
World 5 years ago
Church attack in Nice: What we know so far
The brutal killings come only two weeks after a French teacher was decapitated outside his school north of Paris by an Islamist extremist -- the teacher had shown his pupils cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed during a lesson on freedom of speech.
World 5 years ago
VP, Muslim politicians decry 'generalist' comments by France’s Macron
Vice President Ma’ruf Amin has expressed concern over the perpetuation of an Islamophobic narrative that challenges the promotion of moderate Islam, a spokesman said on Tuesday, in response to French President Emmanuel Macron’s recent denunciation of radical Islamists.
National 5 years ago
Lawmakers grill religion minister over controversial remarks, program
Religious Affairs Minister Fachrul Razi has found himself in hot water again as lawmakers in House of Representatives Commission VIII overseeing religious affairs criticized him for his controversial remarks and program.
National 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Can Indonesia lead global war against religious intolerance? Scholars discuss
Indonesia may be active on the international stage in promoting interfaith dialogue, but current conditions at home raise questions whether the country can take the lead in the global fight against growing religious intolerance.
National 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Ulema council, government to rein in intolerant television sermons
The Indonesian Ulema Council's (MUI) move to introduce certification standards follows the government’s campaign to stem the rising tide of religious intolerance spread through sermons in public places, including mosques, schools and the internet.
