By Felix Corley and Mushfig Bayram On 21 January, President Sadyr Japarov signed into law two new laws which continue to restrict freedom of...
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Indonesia's Constitutional Court ruled that citizens must profess a faith on official documents, rejecting atheists' petitions for non-religious recognition. The decision reinforces Indonesia's ideological stance that belief in a supreme deity is essential, impacting non-believers who face ongoing discrimination and legal challenges.
By Felix Corley and Mushfig Bayram On 21 January, President Sadyr Japarov signed into law two new laws which continue to restrict freedom of...
In Indonesia, it is legally required to specify a religion on official documents. Nonbelievers say they are being discriminated against.
A House lawmaker's claim that most UNESCO members are atheists is impossible to verify, as the organization does not maintain a public record of its...
In Indonesia, it is legally required to specify a religion on official documents. Non-believers say they are being discriminated.
By Najwa Abdullah Public expressions of religious identity have been defining Indonesia’s urban landscape over the past decade. The ‘Hijrah’...
In the heart of Igbo land, a revered spiritual deity has been worshipped for centuries, playing a vital role in the lives of its adherents. Aja...
The debate over implementing a Uniform Civil Code (UCC) in India has gained renewed attention with the country’s northern state of Uttarakhand...
The Uttarakhand state government clarified that a religious certificate is necessary only for live-in relationships classified as 'prohibited' under...
TREVOR SUDAMA MANY comments, both partisan and independent, have expressed consternation at the inappropriateness, disconnect and irrelevance of the...