In East Java, students teach about the dangers of AIDS
Student activists are reaching out to other young people, equipping them with knowledge to make good choices, and urging compassion towards those suffering with HIV/AIDS.
By Yenny Herawati for Khabar Southeast Asia in Magetan, East Java.
A caliph is freely chosen by Muslims everywhere for his wisdom and spiritual qualifications. The ISIL leader's proclamation of himself as caliph over all Muslims violates the principles of Islam.
Indonesia's tradition of moderate, tolerant Islam is under threat by hard-line groups who are imposing their conservative views on others and intimidating religious minorities.
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