Indonesia minority violence could hit government
Two recent cases have brought minority rights controversies to the fore
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- Governor battle
- Public caning
- Curtailed freedoms
- Political constraints on protections
- Threats to religious minorities
- Opposition to public Christianity
- Blasphemy cases
- Violent attacks
- Ahmadis and Shia
- New pressure on LGBT rights
- Komnas HAM
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_350.jpg "Indonesian President Joko \"Jokowi\" Widodo is greeted by Indonesian migrant workers during in Hong Kong (Reuters/Bobby Yip)")