26 Oct 2017

Ismatu Ropi's Presentation on Toward Democracy That Amplifies Social Trust

At the recent “Contemporary Islam in Indonesia and Australia Seminar”, Dr Ismatu Ropi, Senior Lecturer and Director of Research at the Centre for the Study of Islam and Society, UIN Jakarta, invited guests to look deeper into tolerance in comparison to ignorance, and to imagine a world where majority rules and minorities are protected.

For more on Dr Ropi’s guest lecture, watch the video here:

The “Contemporary Islam in Indonesia and Australia Seminar” was an Australian Embassy Jakarta event held in collaboration with the Australia Global Alumni.

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