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RATUSAN ORANG KEMBALI SERBU PEMUKIMAN AHMADIYAH DI KUNINGAN PDF Cetak E-mail
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Sabtu, 31 Juli 2010 13:01
Fakih Reza - detikNews

Kuningan - Bentrokan massa dengan warga Ahmadiyah di Desa Manis Lor, Kecamatan Jalaksana, Kabupaten Kuningan, Jawa Barat, kembali terjadi. Sejumlah bangunan rusak dan beberapa orang terluka terkena lemparan batu dan benda keras lainnya.

Informasi yang dihimpun detikcom, peristiwa tersebut terjadi sekitar pukul 10.30 WIB, Kamis (29/7/2010). Sebelumnya, ada kegiatan istigotsah yang dihadiri ratusan orang. Dalam kesempatan itu muncul desakan agar Pemkab Kuningan menutup tempat-tempat ibadah warga Ahmadiyah di desa tersebut.
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BURMESE RANK NO. 1 IN MALAYSIA DETENTION CENTER DEATHS PDF Cetak E-mail
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Sabtu, 31 Juli 2010 14:22

By: LAWI WENG In this photo taken Thursday, July 23, 2009, an immigration officer unlocks handcuffs from detainees at the Lenggeng Immigration center on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. (Photo:AP)

Thirty-two Burmese detainees died while in custody in Immigration Detention Center in Malaysia, the highest number of foreign detainee deaths, according to Malaysia's minister of home affairs.

Minister of Home Affairs Hishammuddin Tun Hussein said a total of 78 foreign detainees died during 2005 to 2009 in Immigration Detention Centers.

The foreign detainees included citizens from Burma, Indonesia, India, Bangladesh, Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, Nigeria, Togo, Pakistan, Liberia and the Philippines. The minister did not attribute the cause of death among the detainees.

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THAI MINISTER'S STATEMENT SPREADS FEAR IN CAMPS PDF Cetak E-mail
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Sabtu, 31 Juli 2010 14:14

This picture taken on June 23, 2010 shows a general view of the Mae La refugee camp around 90 km from Mae Sot on the Thai-Burmese border. (Photo: Getty Images)By ALEX ELLGEE

MAE SOT—Sitting on a mat in his small, well-decorated bamboo hut, Aung Htet talks about his life and what forced his family to flee to Thailand for safety.

Like many refugees in the Burmese section at the refugee camp here, he was sentenced to one of Burma’s notorious prisons as punishment for his involvement in Burma’s democracy movement.

Released and re-arrested several times, he saw no future for his family. Constantly harassed by the authorities, they finally fled to the border with hope of resettling in a third country.

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1ST ANNI CONFERENCE ON EMERGING ISSUES RELATING TO NHRIS (DRAFT) PDF Cetak E-mail
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Rabu, 14 Juli 2010 11:08

 

 

 

1-2 August 2010, Ayodya Resort, Bali, Indonesia

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