Edition 89: Jan-Mar 2007

Freedom of religion

Helen Pausacker

Published: 14 April 2007

Freedom of religion … within limits

Elizabeth Rhoads

Published: 14 July 2007

Hindu-Balinese identity is enforced through pork meatballs and praying competitions.

Helen Pausacker

Published: 14 July 2007

Chinese Confucianism is recognised again as an official religion.

Astrid de Hontheim

Published: 14 July 2007

Missionaries and the military co-operate in converting the Asmat to Christianity.

Eve Warburton

Published: 14 July 2007

Veiling has become a highly politicised practice in Indonesia. Eve Warburton

Julia Suryakusuma

Published: 14 July 2007

Would the real Indonesian Islam please stand up?

Munawar Ahmad

Published: 14 July 2007

The Islamic sect Ahmadiyah has been under official pressure and violent attack.

Ismatu Ropi

Published: 14 July 2007

Some Christian and Muslim leaders view the new Ministerial Decree on Houses of Worship as restrictive.

Robin Bush

Published: 14 July 2007

Indonesia has made only some legislative progress toward religious freedom, but the greatest freedom is the openness of debate.

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