Indonesian teens taught religious tolerance

Recent figures suggest Indonesia's tradition of religious tolerance is being strained. More than 280 cases of violence were reported in the first half of this year. But a group of volunteers is trying to tackle the problem with an exchange programme, in which teenagers from different faiths live with foster families and spend time with each other. Al Jazeera's Florence Looi reports from Jakarta. 

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