JAKARTA: Wearing a black plaid hijab and brown skirt, Amanda Najla stood out among dozens of students visiting the Immanuel Church in Central Jakarta.
The 18-year-old student of the Gontor Islamic boarding school in Ngawi, East Java, was among those participating in a tour to five landmark worship places in the city, which aims to restore tolerance amid rising sectarian issues that have gripped the country in recent months.
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