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‘Micro-discrimination’ against Indonesians? Bali run club controversy revives concerns
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‘Micro-discrimination’ against Indonesians? Bali run club controversy revives concerns

An incident involving a running club in Bali's Canggu area has reignited discussions about potential discrimination against Indonesians. Two Dutch nationals associated with the Entourage running club were reportedly blacklisted by Indonesian immigration authorities following online complaints about the exclusion of local residents. The situation highlights ongoing tensions regarding foreign influence in local communities and challenges faced by authorities in regulating such activities. Residents claimed they were denied membership despite expressing interest in participating in the club's events.

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‘Micro-discrimination’ against Indonesians? Bali run club controversy revives concerns

An incident involving a running club in Bali's Canggu area has reignited discussions about potential discrimination against Indonesians. Two Dutch nationals associated with the Entourage running club were reportedly blacklisted by Indonesian immigration authorities following online complaints about the exclusion of local residents. The situation highlights ongoing tensions regarding foreign influence in local communities and challenges faced by authorities in regulating such activities. Residents claimed they were denied membership despite expressing interest in participating in the club's events.

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