The plans to move Ahmadiyah to an uninhabited island in light of the constitution.

The internet has the answers. What's behind the persecution of Ariel Peterpan; a survey of the conspiracy theories out there.

Plans to install CCTV surveillance cameras in the red light district of Surabaya, Dolly, as the noose tightens around it.

Nineteen 'local' religions clamouring for state recognition says the NU, but the God of Indonesia is a jealous being.

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

A new round of fatwas from the MUI, sperm donation, organ donation, sex change operations.

Stud Ariel from Peterpan causes national controversy with his Luna Maya/Cut Tari sex tapes.

Management of prisons vis a vis human rights obligations and the life of a woman on remand.

The wearing of trousers, jeans, or any tight clothing becomes illegal for women in West Aceh.

An Indian expatriate is arrested for insulting the nation and sparking patriotic amok in Batam.

How young can girls be married, NU issues fatwa allowing for marriage below the age of consent.

Foreign men marrying Indonesian women and a $50,000 security guarantee.

Constitutional Court hears case on free interpretation of religions, a human right or recipe for anarchy.

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

The sad cautionary tale of Anastasia, her Italian lover boy, their bule baby, and her cuckolded husband.

State imposed religiosity and conformity, or freedom from woeful ignorance of holy texts.

Two clouds with silver linings, Tommy Suharto's bid for Golkar, and sharia stoning laws in Aceh.

Cultural protectionism and Big Brother in Indonesian film making law, the UU Perfilman.

Jakarta's anti begging law in the light of constitutional freedom of speech.

Ross finds shameful bigotry in the fair city of Tangerang.

Blasphemous farting attempts in Probolinggo see police swing into action against a kejawenist rebel.

A branch of the Sufi sect Tarekat Naqsyabandiyah is the latest target of the MUI.

Two international reports on police and military brutality and abuses of human rights.

Blogs and social networks are helping Indonesians to become more vocal and to fight for free speech.

Ross rails against hospital debt collectors on reality television.

A drive-by shooting, the anti-corruption chief accused of murder, and a beautiful golf caddy.