Violent Protests in Indonesia Blow an Ill Will for Religious Tolerance
0 Comments Published by Office 2 December 19th, 2016 in Arabic world, Economy, Freedom of Religion, Indonesia, Islam, Political Correctness, Politics, PoliticsMark Durie (November 2016)
In Jakarta violence between protestors and police broke out Friday night, November 4, 2016 when an estimated 200,000 Muslims emerged from Friday prayers in mosques to rally outside the Indonesian President’s palace.
Clashes with police led to tear gas being used on demonstrators, and Indonesia’s president, Joko Widodo, had to postpone his planned visit to Australia to deal with the crisis.
The crowd was calling for the arrest of Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, known as Ahok, the Chinese Christian governor of Jakarta, which is Indonesia’s capital and the largest city in the world’s fourth most populous nation.
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