Ref: Hanya berani demonstrasi di depan perwakilan Malaysia, tetapi tidak berani 
atau mau berdemonstrasi membela TKI di depan Kedutaan Arab Saudia karena 
buruh-buruh NKRI diperlakuan tidak baik dan tidak adil di iArab Saudia.


http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/lawandorder/a-dangerous-dance-two-arrested-for-violent-anti-malaysia-protests/527115?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=jgnewsletter
A Dangerous Dance: Two Arrested for Violent Anti-Malaysia Protests
June 27, 2012

 Dozens of students from Batak protest in front of the Malaysian embassy in 
Jakarta on Wednesday, June 20, 2012. Jakarta Police arrested two men over the 
violent protest after demonstrators — angry over claims that the Tor-Tor dance 
is Malaysian — threw stones at the embassy. (JG Photo/Afriadi Hikmal) Two men 
were arrested over violent protests outside Malaysia’s diplomatic premises, 
Jakarta Police said on Wednesday, in the latest dispute about cultural theft 
between the nations.

Around 50 protesters hurled stones and wood at Malaysia’s cultural center last 
week, while others threw eggs at their embassy and burned the Malaysian flag to 
oppose Kuala Lumpur’s claims over two musical items.

“We arrested two men on Tuesday for the violent protests,” Jakarta Police 
spokesman Rikwanto told AFP.

Malaysia claimed as part of its heritage the spirit-invoking Tor-Tor dance and 
the Gordang Sambilan drum ensemble, both of which are traditionally performed 
in Indonesia’s northern Sumatra.

A presidential spokesman said that Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa held talks 
with Malaysian Foreign Minister Anifah Aman, who on Monday condemned the 
violence.

The predominantly Muslim neighbors share a common culture and historically many 
Indonesians have migrated to Malaysia, but disputes between the nations are not 
new.

A 2007 disagreement over the use of a folk song that originated in Indonesia’s 
Maluku islands in a Malaysian tourism advert caused a fallout while stories of 
alleged mistreatment of Indonesian workers by their Malaysian bosses have 
caused public anger for years.

Agence France-Presse

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