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May 27, OnlinePresidential advisor on human rights, Albert Hasibuan, asked President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to be more decisive with his subordinates, including regional leaders, in resolving prolonged discrimination and persecution cases against minority groups
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strong>May 27, Online
Presidential advisor on human rights, Albert Hasibuan, asked President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono to be more decisive with his subordinates, including regional leaders, in resolving prolonged discrimination and persecution cases against minority groups.
Your comments:
I have read many times, in this newspaper and others, of the President instructing action in response to religious intolerance. From the follow up stories it appears that no one took the slightest bit of notice.
Why is this? Please Mr. President, before you leave office do some good with this problem. You are well regarded internationally and to leave the Indonesian people after having a positive effect would be
a good legacy.
Bruce Canardly
One regent's act was not just a rejection of the President's calls for resolution, but it is an illegal act of discrimination, if SBY had any guts ' or conviction of ethics ' he would order the arrest of the official.
Brien
