“We could not do anything else. We moved them out of the school because of the demands of the local people. For the sake of the security and peace of the Sukadana village, especially in this school, we submitted to the local people’s request by moving them.”
Source/Credit: The Jakarta Globe
By Camelia Pasandaran | July 26, 2013
Two Ahmadiyah teachers and a school attendant have left a state elementary school in Cianjur following pressure from local residents.
“There have been threats from local people since last year,” Indonesian Ahmadiyah Congregation (JAI) spokesman told the Jakarta Globe on Friday. “They threatened to take the law into their own hands if the headmaster refused to move them. They’ve moved to different schools but still remain in Campaka subdistricts.”
Firdaus said the names of the teachers and the school attendant would not be revealed out of fears for their security.
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