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xiiIslam, Democracy and Human Rights in Contemporary Indonesiaof the co-writer Hafid Abbas which have been published, at theJakarta Post. Hafid%u2019s articles reflect his perspectives andexperiences as professor of education, and former DeputyMinister, Director General and the Head of the Agency ofResearch and Development at the Ministry of Law and HumanRights for over a decade. Those articles are: (1) Radicalism,Fundamentalism and Discriminatory Education, (Jakarta Post:May 21st, 2011); (2) A Decade Since the 9/11 Tragedy: A Momentfor Reflection (September 13rd, 2011); (3) SomeMisinterpretations About Indigenous People (August 15th,2013); (4) Indigenous Peoples and Poverty Reduction: SharingBest Practices -This article appears to be very relevant to theprevious one which has been presented by Yusril IhzaMahendra%u2019s presentation at %u201cThe Regional Workshop onIndigenous Peoples and Poverty Reduction, Manila, 25thOctober 2001; (5) Managing Papua with Heart, (November 1st,2011); (6) President Prabowo: Roads to a Peaceful Papua; and(7) The Helsinki Peace Accord, an ASEAN Asset (August 15th,2015).The fifth Chapter is Some Contemporary Social and PoliticalIssues which presents four articles: (1) Some Contradictions inImmigration La a Human Rights Perspective presents; (2)The Closed Proportional Election System is Considered inAccordance with the Mandate of the 1945 Constitution of theRepublic of Indonesia; (3) Interfaith Marriage from thePerspective of International Law and Islamic Law; and, (4) TheImplementation of Ferienjob in Germany; The Case of AntonPermana and the Face of Law Enforcement in Indonesia; (5)Indonesia Reactivates Social Aid for 7,200 Former OnlineGambling Participants; (6) Japan becomes important partner