Indonesia’s Ancient Beliefs Win in Court, but Devotees Still Feel Ostracized Followers of traditional beliefs are often treated as outcasts, but adherents hope a court ruling will end discrimination against those who practice a faith outside Indonesia’s six official religions. Share: Facebook Twitter Google+ Stumble Digg Email ThisBlogThis!Share to XShare to Facebook Related Posts:An India-Pakistan Test for an American Cricket Club Where They’re All on the Same TeamRussia Follows U.S. Out of Landmark Nuclear Weapons TreatyNavy Veteran Imprisoned in Iran Was Beaten, Family SaysTornadoes, Hickenlooper, China: Your Monday Evening BriefingHow Scandal Ensnared Justin Trudeau: A Corruption Case and ‘Veiled Threats’Leaders of Brazil Mining Giant Vale Step Down as Criminal Inquiry Widens