30.2% Journalists in Jakarta agree that Ahmadiyya should be outlawed
Posted by K T Shamim
Source: The Jakarta Post
Editor: Actual headline reads, “Journalists tested on knowledge of Islam”
A survey conducted by Pantau Foundation in 2012 reveals that religious intolerance among Indonesian journalists remains high, underlining the need for access to adequate knowledge of Islam, survey coordinator says.
Pantau Foundation survey coordinator, Imam Shofwan, said on Sunday that after the reform era , the phenomenon of religious intolerance perpetrated by Islamic radicals continued to increase.
Read More for the percentage quoted in the headline.
Posted by K T Shamim
on February 10, 2013. Filed under Ahmadiyyat: True Islam,Asia,Attitude,Indonesia,Media,Media and Culture.
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K T Shamim
February 10, 2013 at 8:06 am
Apologies for misleading headline when the article was first posted. It has been corrected now to include the word “Journalists”.