No Quarter For Mixed Marriages

Ike Farida has fought tooth and nail to secure legal ownership of an apartment unit she purchased three years ago, to no avail. "As a citizen of Indonesia, I feel I'm being discriminated against," Ike said on Tuesday last week.

Ike has taken her case to the Constitutional Court, where she is challenging land- and building-ownership restrictions on Indonesians married to foreign citizens.

Ike married a Japanese national at the Religious Affairs Off

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