April 28, 2008
Source: BBC News
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7370650.stm
Hundreds of protesters in Indonesia have set fire to a mosque belonging to the minority Muslim Ahmadiyya sect.
Police in the town of Sukabumi in western Java say nobody was injured but that many members of the Ahmadiyya community have fled the area.
The hardline Islamist demonstrators believe the Ahmadiyya practice to be a deviant form of Islam that should not be allowed in Indonesia.
A nearby religious school belonging to the group has also been vandalised.
Around 300 people torched the mosque just after midnight on Monday.