Southeast Asia has been the meeting point of Buddhists and Muslims for centuries, trade routes, empires, and everyday neighbours weaving faiths together long before the modern map existed.
So why is that shared history so often pulled apart today in the name of nationalism? And what does the region’s long record of coexistence teach the rest of the world?
Join us for a forum discussion:
“Historical Cultural Influences on Inter-Ethnic Relations in Southeast Asia Today”
Saturday, 18 July 2026
12:00 PM
International Movement for JUST, Petaling Jaya — or join us onlineWhether you study the region, debate it over coffee, or simply want to understand the place you live in, you’re welcome to join us, in person or from wherever you are.
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