Source & Credit: TEMPO Interactive | Jakarta
Courtesy The Persecution.Org | July 30, 2010
TEMPO Interactive, Jakarta — The National Human Rights Commission has responded to a renewed attack on the banned Islamic sect the Ahmadiyah yesterday (29/7) in West Java which involved thousands from different islamic organisations in Kuningan Regency.
Stanley Adi Prasetyo a commissioner with the national body said today (30/7) “even law enforcement apparatus could not curb certain belief of faith let alone those who are not part of the authority.”
Thousands of people from different islamic group which are against the Ahmadiyah sect attacked a group of people after a religious gathering by the Ahmadiyah group in Manis Lor Village on Thursday (29/7). Attacks on the group have been reported since 2007.
Stanley said authorities should take strict measure against those who take the law into their own hands radically which he said will affect those outside the conflict.
-- ARIE FIRDAUS
-- The Persecution
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