This national study aims to examine the relationship between social intolerance and universal access to public services and civil liberties in Indonesia, focusing on the impact of religious intolerance on essential public services and civil liberties. The study differentiates between religious intolerance and religious conservatism to better understand the dynamics between the two.
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The Impact of Rising Social Intolerance on Access to Public Services and Civil Liberties in Indonesia
