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No. 79 July-September 2004
ReligionIslam and democracy cannot meetIrfan Awwas sets out his vision for Islamic law in Indonesia - Imam Subkhan Opponents of Islamic law Diverse responses to proponents of Islamic law indicate democracy is healthy in South Sulawesi - Jennifer Donohoe Women and syariah in Aceh Aceh's women find themselves between an armed conflict and Islamic law - Suraiya Kamaruzzaman ElectionRunning for officeA Christian candidate for a Muslim party in North Maluku - Farsijana Adeney-Risakotta Watching the vote 14.000 prograssive Muslim volunteers monitored Indonesia's April elections - Ahmad Suaedy PKIThe year that never endedOral histories of 1965 We were slaves in a free country Maid Halim, a communist, wants the state to admit its crime - Dave McRae Politics and human rightsFixing Papua's history?Scholarly research and political reality meet in a Dutch inquiry into Papua - Feije Duim Wirolodra's buffalo hide A Jakarta NGO is building alternative to prostitution - Ben Harkness Maids face death penalty Five indonesian domestic workers face possible death sentences in Singapore - Wahyu Susilo Trial by fire Taking the law into your own hands is now commonplace in urban areas in Indonesia - Danang Kukuh Wardoyo RegularsEditorialYour say Newsbriefs Cartoon Islam on the net Bookshop The final word |
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