Mathias Hariyadi

The last eruption took place in 1600. Ash clouds hover over the province, causing respiratory and eye problems in people. Flights in the area are hampered, as millions of Jakarta residents get ready to travel to their native villages to celebrate the end of Ramadan.

The meeting organized by activists for inter-religious dialogue. Moderate Muslims against Islamic radicals. It 's easier to get permits to build beauty centres than build a church.

The Sunday service of Yasmin Church was held in Bogor. Islamic extremists put pressure on the civil authority that closed their place of worship, even if legal. The liturgical services are held in the streets since April 10.

The two main moderate Islamic organizations in the country have published the book "Corruptor is infidel". For Nahdlatul Ulama leaders, when a corrupt person dies he or she should not receive the Islamic ritual or prayers. Corruption is rampant among politicians in Indonesia in 2010 alone, it has caused the loss of 175 million euro.

Critical letter signed by the President and Secretary General of the Indonesian Bishops' Conference sent to Yudhoyono. "We are concerned because the state appears unable to ensure protection of religious minorities."

Documents showing cleric’s involvement are found. Jailed terror suspect, Ubaid Lutfi Haedaroh, says Abu Bakar Ba’asyir paid out almost US$ 120,000 to extremist organisations. Money reached Haedaroh but also Dulmatin, Indonesia’s number one terror suspect.

Abu Bakar Baasyr accuses investigators of complicity with the United States and Israel. Police claims it has evidence of the cleric’s guilt. In his hometown of Solo, Muslim demonstrators clamour his arrest will “draw God’s wrath”.

Members of the Batak Protestant Church (Hkbp) seek justice outside the residence of President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono. For years the Hkbp has been targeted by Islamic extremists, who prevent their worship.

The controversial cleric, accused in the past of involvement in the 2002 Bali bombings, is accused again under Indonesia’s anti-terrorism legislation. The accused rejects the charges and members of his organisation call the evidence, propaganda by the “United States and Israel”.

He is accused of being in contact with terrorist cells in Aceh, Jakarta and Tangerang. He is also suspected of inspiring the attacks in Bali in 2002 and Jakarta in 2009. Arrested two suspects, possibly the successors of Azahari and Noordin Moh Top

Ambon, capital of the Indonesian province, welcomes the boats of ‘Sail Banda 2010’, a glitzy yacht race. Just a decade ago, the islands were better known for confessional clashes between Christians and Muslims that left 9,000 people dead. Now the islands are at peace. Last year, they welcomed 4,800 visitors; this year, they should get more than 100,000.

Three days of clashes between Ahmadi Muslims and Islamic extremists. The radical Muslims wish to close their mosques with support from local government. Head of the extremists: "The Ahmadiyya should be banned. Our demand to eliminate them is non-negotiable. "