INDONESIA : JOOM kempen Boikot INDONESIA part 2
Foreign Minister Datuk Anifah Aman is meeting his Indonesian counterpart Hasan Wirajuda next Thursday following reports of “vigilante squads” and rising anger among some groups in Indonesia.
The meeting in Jakarta takes place after newspapers reported that a group of Indonesians threatened to use sharpened bamboo on Malaysians using Jalan Diponegoro, a plush area in Menteng in the Indonesian capital.
Anifah told The Star that the Cabinet discussed the matter Wednesday and he was directed by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak to handle the matter.
“When I meet my Indonesian counterpart, I will express Malaysia’s concern and want assurance that the Indonesian authorities can guarantee the safety of Malaysians over there,” he said when contacted in Putrajaya.Anifah said he would also summon the Indonesian ambassador to Malaysia, Da’i Bachtiar, to express Malaysia’s concern.
Some groups in Indonesians have been expressing their anger by demonstrating in front of the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta almost daily over the last few weeks. They pelted rotten eggs at the embassy building last week after Malaysia was accused of “stealing” the Balinese pendet dance in a promotion of Malaysia aired by the Discovery Channel.
The channel has apologised, saying it was at fault for using the dance in its promotional clip and that the Malaysian Government was not to blame.
Over the years, Kuala Lumpur has been accused many times of “stealing Indonesian culture,” includings its songs and dances. - thestar
KOMEN ; MEMANG KERAJAAN TIDAK BOLEH DIAM KERANA TAK KAN LAH PRESIDEN INDONESIA TAK BACA SURAT KHABAR DAN TENGOK BERITA TAPI KENAPA SENYAP JE ... MUNGKIN KAH KERAJAAN INDONESIA MENYOKONG TINDAKKAN RAKYAT MEREKA NI. JOOOMMMM BOIKOT INDONESIA ... KALAU TAK KITA SIAPA LAGI ....
The meeting in Jakarta takes place after newspapers reported that a group of Indonesians threatened to use sharpened bamboo on Malaysians using Jalan Diponegoro, a plush area in Menteng in the Indonesian capital.
Anifah told The Star that the Cabinet discussed the matter Wednesday and he was directed by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak to handle the matter.
“When I meet my Indonesian counterpart, I will express Malaysia’s concern and want assurance that the Indonesian authorities can guarantee the safety of Malaysians over there,” he said when contacted in Putrajaya.Anifah said he would also summon the Indonesian ambassador to Malaysia, Da’i Bachtiar, to express Malaysia’s concern.
Some groups in Indonesians have been expressing their anger by demonstrating in front of the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta almost daily over the last few weeks. They pelted rotten eggs at the embassy building last week after Malaysia was accused of “stealing” the Balinese pendet dance in a promotion of Malaysia aired by the Discovery Channel.
The channel has apologised, saying it was at fault for using the dance in its promotional clip and that the Malaysian Government was not to blame.
Over the years, Kuala Lumpur has been accused many times of “stealing Indonesian culture,” includings its songs and dances. - thestar
KOMEN ; MEMANG KERAJAAN TIDAK BOLEH DIAM KERANA TAK KAN LAH PRESIDEN INDONESIA TAK BACA SURAT KHABAR DAN TENGOK BERITA TAPI KENAPA SENYAP JE ... MUNGKIN KAH KERAJAAN INDONESIA MENYOKONG TINDAKKAN RAKYAT MEREKA NI. JOOOMMMM BOIKOT INDONESIA ... KALAU TAK KITA SIAPA LAGI ....
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