Mob damages minority sect mosque

Responding to last week's ransacking of an Ahmadiyah mosque, Indonesian authorities warn that violence will not be tolerated.

By Elisabeth Oktofani for Khabar Southeast Asia in Jakarta

April 23, 2012

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