Indonesia remains on the “Watch List” in the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom report for 2006.

Jabir, alias Gempur Budi Prakoso.

The leader of Banyuwangi, Ratna Ani Lestari, has been accused of blasphemy.

Syafi’i Anwar, of the International Centre for Islam and Pluralism (ICIP), remarks on the growing demand for sharia based law in provincial areas of Indonesia.

In Tangerang the carrying of make-up compacts and lipstick may land women in court on charges of prostitution.

According to an organisation called the “Fund for Peace”, which you are unlikely to have ever heard of, Indonesia ranks 32nd worst in the list of failed states in the world.

About fifty members of the Majelis Mujahidin Indonesia (MMI) visited the home of slain terrorist Gempur Budi Angkoro alias Jabir, killed by police in a raid on Saturday, to give their moral support to his family.

The Partai Keadilan Sejahtera, PKS, is the bearer of gifts for both lowly schoolteachers and the Hamas government in the West Bank alike.

The police counter-terror squad, Detachment 88, found a bomb almost identical to ones believed to have been used in the second Bali bombings that killed 23 people in October last year, during the raid on Noordin Mohammed’s hideout in central Java on Saturday.

Muslims in the town of Manokwari in Papua can’t get permission to build mosques, says a member of parliament.