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Stanley Widianto is a Jakarta-based journalist who writes primarily about culture, politics and how they sometimes intersect.

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“How Do You Interview God?”

Stanley Widianto - New Naratif by Stanley Widianto 6 September 201824 June 2021

A Chinese-Indonesian woman is just the latest casualty of Indonesia’s opaque blasphemy law. But despite allegations that the law targets religious minorities, there appears to be little political will to change it.

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