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Sabit1 haber1 kaynakSon güncelleme: 24.04.2026

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Christian Groups Report Indonesia's Ex-Vice President Kalla to Police Over Religious Conflict Comments

Siyaset·24.04.2026AI özeti

Christian Groups Report Indonesia's Ex-Vice President Kalla to Police Over Religious Conflict Comments

Christian and Catholic youth groups in Indonesia have filed a police report against former Vice President Jusuf Kalla over comments he made at Gajah Mada University regarding historic Muslim-Christian violence in Poso and Maluku. Kalla referenced sectarian conflicts that killed over 1,000 and 5,000 people respectively, saying both sides believed killing or dying could be considered martyrdom.