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Sacred and silenced: How Indigenous beliefs struggle for space in Indonesia

  • Affaf Mujahidah,

The lack of formal inclusion and recognition within national religious governance perpetuates Indigenous marginalisation.

The Muslim ethno-religiouscape of Thailand can be accommodated peacefully

  • Prof. Imtiyaz Yusuf,

Thai Muslims see themselves as part of an integrated Thai polity.

Discrimination against non-Muslims in Pakistan will not end unless their rights are enforced

  • A/Prof Ayra Indrias Patras,

Equality for all is supposed to be guaranteed by the Constitution, but making this reality requires significant change at many levels.

The Ezidi genocide and the need to challenge the Islamic State’s ideology

  • A/Prof. Muhammad Kamal,

To combat violence, it is crucial to promote an Islamic theology that emphasises tolerance and the protection of religious minorities.

The rights of religious minorities in Indonesia remain a significant source of contention

  • Dr Supriyanto Abdi,

Inclusive and progressive views on religious freedom in Indonesia are increasingly marginalised.

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