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Islam, Democracy and Human Rights in Contemporary IndonesiaxiThose articles are classified into six parts. The first Chapteris Reflections on Justice and Human Rights Reforms for a NewDemocratic Indonesia. This part presents four articles. Onerelates to Law Enforcement in Indonesia which was presentedat the Consultative Group for Indonesia, Jakarta, 6-8 November2001. The second one is Law on Bankruptcy which waspresented at Forum for Asian Insolvency Reform di Bali, 7February 2001. The third, is Democracy and Human Rights inIndonesia: The Way Forward which was shared at thePlurilateral Symposium on Human Rights co-hosted byCanada, China and Norway, Jakarta, March 11, 2002. Thefourth one is Addressing the Global Issues on Racism, RacialDiscrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance which waspresented at the World Conference Against Racism, RacialDiscrimination, Xenophobia and Related Intolerance, Durban,South Africa, 31 August - 7 September 2001The second Chapter of this publication is Reflection on theMoral Value, Religion and Human Rights. This part presentstwo articles; Reflection on the Moral Value of Brotherhood andHuman Rights in the Teaching of Islam (translated version),which was presented at the occasion to commemorate the birthof Prophet Muhammad SAW, State Palace, Jakarta, Friday, 24May 2002; and Reflection on Religious Community and EthnicGroups in Asia: The Problem of Security and StabilityThe third Chapter is reflection on Intellectualism ofMuhammad Natsir. This parts presents an article: CombiningActivism and Intellectualism: The Biography of MohammadNatsir (1908-1993).The next Chapter is Reflection on Fundamentalism,Radicalism, and Social Tensions. This part presents five articles