Baha'is in Indonesia

Indonesia is the world's largest archipelago by area and the 15th largest in the world and the largest in Southeast Asia. It is the fourth most populous country in the world and the most populous Muslim country. Religious freedom is guaranteed in its constitution, so great care is paid to prevent extremism or propaganda and missionary activities of religious groups, among followers of other religions and sects, do not disrupt social order and cause inflammation and tension. In 2000, the ban on Baha'i organizations in Indonesia was lifted after nearly three decades, provided they do not carry out any propaganda activities to change the religion of others. However, given the contents of the cases of the Baha’i Missionaries, it is clear that the organizations of the Baha’i Community has not responded adequately to the trust of the Indonesian government.