Indonesia's Orang Rimba: Forced to renounce their faith - BBC News
The Sumatran rainforests of Indonesia are home to the Orang Rimba - the people of the jungle. Their faith and nomadic way of life are not recognised by the state and, as their forests are destroyed to make way for palm oil plantations, many are being forced to convert to Islam to survive. In a wooden hut on stilts, a group of children dressed in white sit on the floor. They sing "I will protect Is
The amazing survival of the Baltic Muslims
It may not be the kind of place you would expect to stumble upon a mosque, but Muslims have lived among the forests and lakes of Lithuania for more than 600 years - showing that tolerance reigned here in the Middle Ages, even when religious strife was rampant in other parts of Europe. At first glance, the square, wooden building looks like thousands seen in villages all over the Baltic. Neat timbe
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