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IndonesiaChristians in Indonesia Face Rising Threats from Radical Groups
Christians in Indonesia are experiencing increased intimidation and threats from radical Islamist groups, hindering church construction and services.
Background
Indonesia, a Muslim-majority nation, officially recognizes six religions, including Christianity. While the constitution guarantees religious freedom, minority groups, particularly Christians, have faced historical challenges and discrimination from radical elements, impacting their ability to practice their faith and build places of worship.
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Christians in Indonesia Face Rising Threats from Radical Groups
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There is a growing concern over escalating threats and intimidation against the Christian minority.
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