uman Rights Minister Natalius Pigai has dismissed concerns about a resurgence of New Order-style authoritarianism, describing such claims as nothing more than imaginative and baseless accusations.

On March 14, UCA News reported Indonesia’s human rights minister, Natalius Pigai, calling for new legislation on religious freedom to replace the previous religious harmony law. However, no details ...

“This law is needed so that the state truly guarantees fundamental right of citizens to practice their religion without hindrance,” said Natalius Pigai, a Catholic and a former commissioner of the ...