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[Public Lecture] The Future of Ulama-State Alliances: Iran, Turkey, and Saudi Arabia

Slideshow Tuesday, 1 November 2022

Public Lecture, 7 November 2022

Divorce and Muslim Women’s Empowerment in Indonesia

Slideshow Tuesday, 1 November 2022

Wednesday Forum, 2 November 2022

What’s Wrong with Our Theology: Towards a Contextual Epistemology

Slideshow Tuesday, 25 October 2022

Wednesday Forum, 26 October 2022

Grassroots Muslim Majoritarianism: An Analysis of Salafi Islamic Expansion in Makassar & Its Socio-political Significance

Slideshow Monday, 17 October 2022

Wednesday Forum, 19 October 2022

In Search of Allah: Queer Spiritual Space in Bissu Community, South Sulawesi

Slideshow Tuesday, 11 October 2022

Wednesday Forum, 12 October 2022

The Everyday Practices of Women’s Fatwa-Making in Java, Indonesia

Slideshow Wednesday, 5 October 2022

FoRB Contribution to Genuine Peace which should be ‘noisy’, instead of ‘tranquil’

NewsSlideshow Monday, 3 October 2022

Written by Krisharyanto Umbu Deta – CRCS UGM Student
Translated by Athanasia Safitri – ICRS Doctoral Student

Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB), as part of the Human Rights (HR) value, is often seen as an advocacy tool oriented for the minority groups. However, this view tends to depreciate FoRB significance for a broader community, not just any particular group. In the Public Lecture International Conference on Religion and Human Rights, July 18, 2022, entitled “The Contribution of Freedom of Religion or Belief to Societal Peace”, Heiner Bielefeldt – who had served as the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion or Belief 2010-2016 – raised one interesting perspective on FoRB which has a potential contribution in bringing societal peace into life. This point of view is vital to review the interconnection between issues of peace and freedom which often do not go hand in hand. In the name of peace, harmony and order, violations of human rights and freedoms of the citizens may occur. For this reason, the paper re-examines Bielefeldt’s main ideas regarding the contribution of the FoRB to peace-building projects that are oriented towards genuine peace that is “noisy” instead of “tranquil”. read more

[RISOS #8 Report] Right Wing Populism and Vigilantism: Comparing Indonesia and India

NewsSlideshow Monday, 3 October 2022

Written by Maurisa Zinira

Right-wing populism continues to show signs in various countries. By adhering to claims of privilege as the dominant group, they further their politics by mobilizing hatred against minorities. They don’t even hesitate to use vigilante methods to set up domination. Using the extra-legal mechanism for politics, right-wing populism perpetuates the chain of violence that threatens democracy. The micro picture of the relationship between right-wing populism and vigilantism is discussed remarkably in the 8th Reading in Social Science (RISOS) by reviewing Sana Jafrey’s article entitled “Right Wing Populism and Vigilante Violence in Indonesia” that was published in the journal Studies in Comparative International Development (2021) 56:223–249. The forum was held on 29 August 2022 by inviting two researchers in the same study, Laurens Bakker from the University of Amsterdam and Iqbal Ahnaf from Center for Religious and Cross-Cultural Studies, UGM. read more

Good Practices and Obstacles to Fulfilling the Constitutional Rights of Adherents of Indigenous Religions

NewsSlideshow Wednesday, 7 September 2022

Written by Jekonia Tarigan

After the decision of the Constitutional Court No.97/PUU-XIV/2016 related to the inclusion of indigenous beliefs as part of the religion column on the national identity card (KTP), as it concerns the rights of followers of indigenous religions, ideally there should no longer be discrimination in terms of having an equal position before the law and acquiring domicile documents equivalent to other citizens. [[i]]  But, has the decision been properly implemented in people’s lives, especially in relation to public treatment and services to indigenous communities? This was the main question at the Kamisan Daring Forum (FKD) on August 18, 2022. This forum was held by several institutions including the Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies (ICRS), the Center for Religious and Cross-cultural Studies (CRCS), and the National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan). read more

The Contribution of Adherents of Indigenous Religions and Defenders of the State to the Independence of the Republic of Indonesia and Strengthening of the Nation

NewsSlideshow Wednesday, 7 September 2022

Written by Jekonia Tarigan

In the discourse on indigenous religions in Indonesia, two issues that are often discussed are recognition and the wealth of wisdom and culture held by these indigenous religious groups. Meanwhile, the role of adherents of indigenous religion in various aspects of state life seems to be forgotten. Yet, these groups played an important role in the independence struggle and the strengthening of national values. This was the focus of an online forum held on Thursday, 11 August 2022 and organized by the Indonesian Consortium for Religious Studies (ICRS), the Center for Religious and Cross-cultural Studies (CRCS), and the National Commission on Violence Against Women (Komnas Perempuan). read more

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