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Special Region of Yogyakarta

A decapitated religious statue

This region of Indonesia was known for its religious harmony. Now, Catholics face growing intolerance.

June 27, 2019Religion

From disputed burial grounds to a church attack, religious intolerance is on the rise in Yogyakarta, a region once known for its pluralism.

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