Andreas Harsono on whether Muslim journalists cover up or distort stories of religious violence.

Rampage by militant groups in in Bandung & Tasikmalaya, while a senior Democrat Party figure calls for their banning.

On 8th November about 15 white clad men descended on the Ganjuran Sacred Heart Church in Sumbermulyo village, Bambanglipuro, Bantul, Yogyakarta, and demanded that dozens of Merapi volcano refugees that were being given shelter in the church, - those of them who were Muslim, - leave forthwith.

How separatists are dealt with in West Papua; the torture of Reverend Kindeman Gire.

Who is winning the race to build the most houses of worship: proof minorities are not discriminated against.

The world's most inspiring 'tweeter' is Fahira Idris it seems; her battles with FPI leader Habib Rizieq.

A Christian short stay type complex in Cisarua, Bogor is burned to the ground by the 'Puncak Line'.

The many low-cost or free tourist attractions in the cities of Jakarta and Surabaya.

Sectarian mapping of cities to prevent conflict, as another church, in Bekasi, is closed.

Latest book bannings from the Attorney General's Office, revisionist history and religious pluralism.

Ross finds shameful bigotry in the fair city of Tangerang.

Another East Timor in Papua, lack of development in the province, and racism by other Indonesians towards Papuans.

Sectarian violence over classroom blasphemy allegations in the Central Moluccas near Ambon.

Ross on the bigotry of teachers of religion in Islamic schools, ideological jilbabs, and Dewi Persik.

American led societal transformation, intercession and the prophetic marketed in Indonesia.

A church is burned down in Purwakarta, West Java by local people feeling slighted at the lack of response to their protests over its construction.

Marrying off old and poor people and those living in sin, it's mass wedding ceremony season.

Politically aware young lady Sandra Angelia scores a crushing victory for East Java in Miss Indonesia 2008.

Church services in malls, people in West Java are flocking to shopping malls in order to pray.

Timdog on world religions and local beliefs in Nusa Tenggara.