Dr Luky Djani from the Institute for Strategic Initiatives at the University of Indonesia and a Murdoch University Alumni talks about the implications of the non-active Jakarta Governor Basuki Tjahaja Purnama (Ahok) being sentenced to two years jail for blasphemy.
How appropriate was the decision to sentence Ahok for blasphemy? What are the ramifications of the courts decision legally, socially and politically? Dr Luky Djani addresses the issues.
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