None of the assailants were charged with murder or manslaughter

None of the assailants were charged with murder or manslaughter.
The crowd opposed the presence of the sect in the village and demanded the group stop its activities. Sudjana was accused of disobeying police orders for his group to leave the area.
"This showed how weak Indonesian law is. The one who stabbed me was sentenced to five months. The court was not independent. They were pressured by public figures who want the Ahmadiyah to be dissolved. This country failed to protect religious freedom", Sudjana said.
Critics decried the light sentences given to the attackers and Sudjana's conviction.
"The inconsistency between the trials of those who killed the Ahmadiyah and the trial of Deden Sujana is appalling and smacks of injustice," said Elaine Pearson, deputy Asia director at Human Rights Watch.



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