PROBLEMATICS OF HUMAN RIGHTS AND ISLAM IN INDONESIA
Abstract
This paper describes the problems of human rights and Islam in Indonesia, starting by the definition of human rights in the West and Islam, explanation of some similarities and differences of both. And deepened by make Indonesia as an example how to harmonize between Islam, human rights and nation law there.
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