Tidak sepenuhnya, sebagai contoh penjarahan Universitas Pattimura[milik negara] , Universitas Kirsten, rumah Sakit Katholik di Ambon. Setelah dijarah dibakar.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Holy Uncle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, September 23, 2006 11:12 AM Subject: [proletar] Christians looted shops and attacked a jail, > ***Penjarahan dan kekerasan anarkis di Indonesia, selalu Islam > dipertanggungjawabkan. Apa begitu ?? > > Executions Spark Violence in Indonesia > > Friday September 22, 2006 8:01 PM > > By IRWAN FIRDAUS > > Associated Press Writer > > PALU, Indonesia (AP) - Christians angered by Friday's executions of three > Roman Catholic militants in the world's most populous Muslim country > torched > cars and government buildings, looted shops and attacked a jail, freeing > hundreds of inmates. > > The executions of the men, who faced a firing squad at 1:45 a.m. in Palu > for > a massacre at an Islamic school six years ago, appeared to smooth the way > for the executions of three Muslims convicted in the 2002 Bali bombings. > Some analysts said the government would be unwilling to spark public anger > by executing the Muslims first. > > Vice President Jusuf Kalla appealed for calm following Friday's sectarian > violence, which left at least five people injured. He said the executions > had nothing to do with religion in this largely secular nation, which has > about 190 million Muslims. > > ``It's a matter of the law. These killings were carried out according to > our > legal process,'' he told reporters in the capital, Jakarta. > > Fabianus Tibo, 60, Marinus Riwu, 48, and Dominggus da Silva, 42, were > convicted of leading a Christian militia that launched a series of attacks > in May 2000 - including a machete and gun assault on an Islamic school > that > left at least 70 people dead. Muslim groups put the death toll at 191. > > The attack on the school was one of the worst incidents during sectarian > violence that swept Sulawesi province from 1998 to 2002. At least 1,000 > people from both faiths were killed. > > Only a few Muslims were ever punished for their part in the unrest, and > none > were sentenced to more than 15 years behind bars. > > Although the government insists Tibo and his associates were given a fair > trial, with 28 witnesses providing testimony, legal experts and human > rights > workers note that Indonesia's judiciary is corrupt and susceptible to > outside influence. > > Crowds of Muslim hard-liners gathered at the court during the hearings, > they > noted, likely intimidating judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys and > witnesses. > > ``The men's lawyers received death threats, including a bomb planted at > one > lawyer's house, and demonstrators armed with stones outside the courthouse > demanded that the three be sentenced to death,'' said Isabelle Cartron of > London-based Amnesty International. > > Although violence in Sulawesi, which has a significant Christian presence, > largely ended with the signing of a peace deal in 2002, there have since > been isolated attacks, from bombings to beheadings. > > Friday's violence took place on Sulawesi and the nearby islands of Flores > and Timor, which are dominated by Christians. All three islands are east > of > Indonesia's main islands - Sumatra and Java - and south of the > Philippines. > Although Christians make up less than 10 percent of the country's > population, they are roughly half the population in the country's east. > > Palu, the capital of Sulawesi province, was largely calm Friday, with > thousands of police standing on street corners and guarding markets and > houses of worship. The officers watched as some 1,000 mourners packed the > St. Maria's Church to take part in a requiem. > > ``My father begged us not to be angry, not to seek revenge,'' Tibo's son, > Robert, told Christian followers after the morning prayers. ``He asked us > to > forgive those who did this to him. 'God blesses all of us,' he said.'' > > But violence raged in the Sulawesi villages of Tentena and Lage, where > hundreds of Christians went on a rampage, torching cars and police posts > after learning of the executions. > > On the island of Flores, the condemned men's birthplace in East > Nusatenggara > province, machete-wielding youths terrorized residents and tore apart the > local parliament, breaking windows and smashing in doors and overturning > benches. Thousands also rallied to protest the executions. > > On West Timor, more than 200 inmates escaped after mobs assaulted a jail > in > the town of Atambua, sending guards fleeing into the jungle. By midday > only > 20 prisoners had been recaptured, deputy national police chief Lt. Gen. > Adang Dorodjatun said. > > The bodies of Tibo and Riwu were placed on police helicopters and flown to > their village of Beteleme in Sulawesi's Morowalai district for burial, > police said. > > Da Silva was buried in Palu, but his supporters returned to the graveyard > late Friday to dig up his body, saying they wanted to substitute his > government-issued clothing and coffin with their own. > > The executions took place despite an appeal by Pope Benedict XVI to spare > the men. The European Union issued a statement calling on the government > to > put off further executions. > > Three Islamic militants awaiting execution for the 2002 bombings on Bali > that killed 202 mostly foreign tourists won a delay last month, but time > appeared to be running out. > > Lawyer Achmad Michdan said he hoped the government would not speed the > executions now that the Christians were dead, as many have predicted. > > ``These cases are completely different,'' he said, adding that Tibo and > his > friends had exhausted all legal channels, while his clients still had the > right to appeal. He said they would do so next month. > > http://www.guardian.co.uk/worldlatest/story/0,,-6098952,00.html > > > > > Post message: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subscribe : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Unsubscribe : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > List owner : [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/ > Yahoo! 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