(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Around 200 Christian, Muslim Shiite and Ahmadiyah leaders protested in the Indonesian capital Jakarta on Monday against growing religious intolerance in the Sunni Muslim-majority country.
The rally of minority groups followed the demolition of a church and the closure of an Ahmadi mosque, both in Bekasi, east of Jakarta, in recent weeks after pressure from Muslim hardliners.
The leaders - most of whom were Christian - gathered outside the parliament building, singing the country's national anthem and shouting "we have rights" and "stop intolerance".
They also waved Indonesian flags and banners emblazoned with photographs of the demolished church and sealed Ahmadi mosque.
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