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View all search resultsBack home, family and friends sometimes asked if she was gay. It was an alarming question in the Southeast Asian country, which this month introduced new Islamic laws to punish homosexuality, adultery and rape with the death penalty, including stoning.
The company, Australia's second-biggest airline after Qantas, sent an email to employees explaining the new Sharia code, which came into effect on Wednesday, applies to Muslims, non-Muslims and foreigners "even when transiting on Brunei-registered aircraft and vessels."
Indonesia, as the country with the largest Muslim population and the most generous country worldwide (World Giving Index, 2018), is very much expected to play a significant role in harnessing the potential of Islamic endowments to promote prosperity and justice.
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