Blasphemy Law in Indonesia Faces Criticism as Cases Grow
Charges based on fatwas and mob pressure, rights advocates say.
Related posts
Students to Participate in Bring Your Bible to School Day on Oct. 6
SBC messengers reelect Texas pastor Bart Barber to a second term as president
LA Wildfires, First Private Spacewalk, and Francine Pounds Louisiana #shorts
How Some Keep the Sabbath: A Christian Scholar Reflects on Sabbatical
Rembrandt Is in the Wind: Learning to Love Art through the Eyes of Faith. Foreword by Makoto Fujimura
Beyond Shamrocks and Shalaylees
Hardware Giant Lowe’s Pledges to End Woke DEI Policies to Avoid Public Backlash
Leave a Reply