Action is urged against the Indonesian Islamic State (NII, Negara Islam Indonesia) movement.

The Padang government wants school religious textbooks to be more Islamically correct.

Female students at the University of Indonesia no longer ride around on Vespa scooters half naked.

Regional branches of the Ulema Council are urged not to be limp-wristed about encouraging local sharia laws.

President George Bush's upcoming visit is attracting some vocal, and humorous, opposition.

Yusman "Gus" Roy says he intends to continue conducting services in both Indonesian and Arabic after having been released from prison.

Excitable Bogor residents go on the rampage against heresy again.

The International Religious Freedom Report 2006 by the American Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights, and Labor.

Theocracy in action in West Sumatra as the city government of Padang teams up with the Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI), and the mob, to close down a mosque used by the heretics of the Jamiyatul Islamiyah.

The Majelis Ulama Indonesia (MUI) advises what should not appear on television screens during the upcoming "holy month" of Ramadan.