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Blasphemy itu dilindungi oleh PBB jadi bukan kejahatan.....
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Al-arabiya..
Last Update: Wednesday, 24 April 2013 KSA 15:04 - GMT 12:04
Indonesia teens accused of ‘blasphemous’ boogie to Maroon 5 song
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
In the clip, the girls, wearing school tracksuits, switch between Islamic
prayer rituals and dance. (YouTube screenshot)
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Al Arabiya with AFP -
Five high school girls in Indonesia, were expelled and threatened
with juvenile detention late Tuesday after they filmed themselves
praying and dancing to a Maroon 5 song.
The video of the girls, a five-minute clip which went viral online, showed the
girls mixing
prayer with a dance to the U.S. band’s hit “One More Night.”
In
the clip, the girls, wearing school tracksuits, switch between Islamic
prayer rituals and mostly innocent dancing, with the occasional pelvic
thrust and suggestive hand gesture thrown in.
On YouTube, several versions of the video have been viewed more than 500,000
times,
according to AFP news agency. The girls were expelled from their high
school in Tolitoli city after the clip went viral.
Dozens of
members of hardline group, the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), protested
outside the local police station on Monday in anger at the video, which
was first posted online last month.
It is just the latest in a
string of blasphemy cases in the world’s most populous Muslim-majority
country, which have prompted rights groups to call for a change in a law they
say is outdated and misused.
“The school and members of the community were offended by the video and felt it
insulted Islam,”
Tolitoli police chief Rudi Mulyanto told AFP.
“We are considering the case, and if we think it is serious, we will recommend
they be officially charged in court.”
He said the girls, who are not in custody, could be jailed if found guilty but
did not know what length of sentence they might face.
Blasphemy in Indonesia carries a maximum sentence of five years, though minors
usually face half the adult sentence and are locked up in juvenile
detention facilities.
The girls are in grade 12, where students
are normally aged 17 or 18. Police did not give their ages but said they were
being treated as minors.
In a long explanation sent to
Detik.com, the headmaster of the school said he decided to report the
students to the police after consulting with the Indonesian Ulema
Council and the FPI.
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