SHARIA LAW IN INDONESIA

The transcript discusses the wrongful arrest of a woman in Tangerang, Indonesia, under a prostitution charge due to being outdoors in the evening. This incident highlights the broader issue of morality laws in Indonesia, which are based on Islamic Sharia law and are increasingly being adopted at the local government level. These laws are criticized for threatening the justice system and national integrity. The personal impact on those wrongfully arrested is severe, leading to tarnished reputations and economic hardship.

What was the reason given for the woman's arrest in Tangerang?

• She was outdoors in the evening.

• She was involved in a protest.

• She was wearing inappropriate clothing.

• She was caught stealing.

What is a growing trend across Indonesia according to the second section?

• Increased tourism

• Adoption of technology

• Implementation of morality laws

• Expansion of educational institutions

What is required in some parts of Indonesia to graduate from primary school?

• Reciting the Quran

• Passing a math test

• Participating in sports

• Completing a science project

What do critics say about the morality laws in Indonesia?

• They threaten the justice system.

• They enhance cultural diversity.

• They improve economic growth.

• They promote international relations.

What was the effect of the anti-prostitution law being eased in Tangerang?

• It was celebrated by the community.

• It completely resolved the issue.

• It provided little comfort to those already arrested.

• It led to more arrests.