
A running club in Canggu, Bali, became the center of controversy after allegations of excluding Indonesian locals. Indonesian immigration authorities blacklisted two Dutch nationals linked to the club following an online outcry. This incident renews long-standing concerns about discrimination against Indonesians on the resort island, highlighting tensions in expatriate communities.
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The Entourage running club is accused of excluding Indonesians from participation.
Indonesian immigration authorities have blacklisted two Dutch nationals linked to Entourage running club.
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The incident echoes long-standing concerns about discrimination against Indonesians on the resort island of Bali.
OpinionA running club in Bali’s expatriate hub of Canggu has become the latest flashpoint in an enduring debate over whether Indonesians are being sidelined in parts of their own country. Indonesian immigration authorities have blacklisted two Dutch nationals linked to Entourage running club after an online outcry over the alleged exclusion of locals from the popular group.
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The incident echoes long-standing concerns about discrimination against Indonesians on the resort island of Bali.
OpinionThere is an enduring debate about whether Indonesians are being sidelined in parts of their own country.
South China Morning PostA running club in Bali's expatriate hub of Canggu has become the latest flashpoint in a debate over whether Indonesians are being sidelined in their own country.
South China Morning PostIndonesian immigration authorities have blacklisted two Dutch nationals linked to Entourage running club.
South China Morning PostThe blacklisting occurred after an online outcry over the alleged exclusion of locals from the club.
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