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Date: Tue, 10 Jul 2012 23:58:51 
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Subject: [proletar] As Ramadan Nears, Worries Rise Over Raids by Indonesia's 
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As Ramadan Nears, Worries Rise Over Raids by Indonesia's Hard-Line Groups
Anita Rachman & Vento Saudale | July 09, 2012

 Masked members of the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) raiding a restaurant that 
was open during the daytime during Ramadan in Makassar last year. (Antara 
Photo/Manda Tikupadang) 
A human rights activist questioned on Sunday the police’s ability or 
willingness to stop hard-line groups from raiding nightclubs and restaurants 
during the Muslim fasting month of Ramadan, saying that history was not on the 
side of the police. 

“So the question is, do the police have consistency in this matter?” said Bonar 
Tigor Naipospos, deputy chairman of the Setara Institute for Democracy and 
Peace. “The police should act quickly if there are still raids happening.” 

Bonar said that under the leadership of the previous National Police chief, 
Bambang Hendarso Danuri, the police were able to stop raids by radical groups 
during the fasting month. 

But, he said, the force has been much more permissive under Bambang’s 
successor, Timur Pradopo. 

Before he was appointed head of the National Police in 2010, Timur told a 
legislative vetting committee that he had close ties with the hard-line group 
the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI). 

The FPI is notorious for its vigilante raids and acts of violence against 
groups and places it considers “un-Islamic,” including nightclubs, stores 
selling alcohol and musical and dance performances, particularly during 
Ramadan. 

“It depends on the chief,” Bonar said. “And we have noticed that [Timur] lets 
radical groups [hold raids].” 

He said everyone should understand that closing all restaurants, for instance, 
during the fasting month was not needed or wanted, pointing out that not 
everyone fasts. “Why should they all be closed? This is not an Islamic 
country,” he said. 

He mentioned an example in Makassar, South Sulawesi, last year where a food 
stall was ransacked by local FPI members. The stall, Bonar said, had already 
covered its windows out of respect for those fasting, but that was not enough 
for the FPI, and people were hurt in the raid. 

“We should never let these kinds of things happen,” he said. 

Bonar’s remarks came after about 1,000 people in Bogor demanded a hotel, 
accused of being used as a brothel, be closed during Ramadan. 

“If the government is unable [to close down the hotel] we will close it 
ourselves,” said a local community leader, Ayip Rasidi. “Shortly, Muslims will 
begin the holy month of Ramadan. I am asking that this prostitution den be 
closed before Ramadan is here.”
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