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As Shariah Experiment Becomes a Model, Indonesia’s Secular Face Slips
- Narrated by: Caroline Miller
- Length: 6 mins
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As Shariah Experiment Becomes a Model, Indonesia’s Secular Face Slips
Narrated by:
Caroline Miller
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Publisher's Summary
Aceh province, on the northern tip of Sumatra island, stands alone in having formally established Shariah law in Indonesia, a Muslim-majority country with a relatively secular constitution. In Aceh, women are required to dress modestly, alcohol is prohibited, and numerous offenses — from adultery to homosexuality to selling alcohol — are punishable by public whipping.
"As Shariah Experiment Becomes a Model, Indonesia’s Secular Face Slips" is from the January 13, 2017 World section of The New York Times. It was written by Jon Emont and narrated by Caroline Miller.
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