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National 10 years ago
Illegal haj pilgrim dispatch 'not uncommon' over last 6 years
The arrest of 177 Indonesians in the Philippines for allegedly attempting to travel to Mecca on fake Philippine passports was a prime example of illegal haj pilgrim dispatches, a haj and umrah (minor pilgrimage) organizer association has said.
National 10 years ago
Travel agents dispatching Indonesian haj pilgrims via Philippines ‘illegal’: official
South Sulawesi Religious Affairs Agency head Abdul Wahid Tahir said on Tuesday travel agents used by Indonesian pilgrims to go on the haj via Manila were illegal as they were not registered at the Religious Affairs Ministry.
SE Asia 10 years ago
Philippines holds own probe on accosted Indonesians with haj passports
The Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) is holding an independent investigation on 177 Indonesians who were nabbed at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and found to be carrying valid Philippine passports.
National 10 years ago
Govt seeks solution for 177 Indonesians detained in Philippines
The government is seeking solutions to immediately process the deportation of 177 Indonesians detained by Philippine authorities for trying to pass as Filipino pilgrims, Law and Human Rights Minister Yasonna Laoly has said.
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