The following stories talk about the subject ‘Law’.
Evidence that military figures were involved in the formation of Christian militias in Poso.
Creeping sharia in Indonesian draws protests.
The impending executions of three Christian men.
The trials and appeals of Enceng Kurnia, Ahmad Rofiq Ridho, and Purnama Putra.
The case of Lia Eden, a cult leader on trial for insulting Islam. If it weren’t serious it would be funny.
The Indonesian state and political system is a peculiar compromise between secularism and Islamism. The two are often in conflict, naturally, and it is often not clear which one has the upper hand at any particular time. While attempts by Islamist political parties to enforce sharia law consistently fail to win support at the national level, other, more localised forms of Islamism, or creeping Islamicisation as we like to call it, have gained ground in 2005.
On the disrespecting of law in Indonesia.
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