Source BBC Indonesia:

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Until this time period there were about 30 Ahmadiyah families living in camps in Wisma Transito in Mataram, West Nusa Tenggara.

Since seven years ago, the Ahmadiyah displaced from their village in Ketapang, West Lombok after experiencing intimidation and violence which led to the forced evictions.

Since then their lives adrift in uncertainty of life in many social and economic barriers.

At Wisma Transito their daily lives, in the room where only old cloth banners, boxes or sacks separates between a family with another family.

In plots narrow and stuffy that they share a bed, cooking and doing activities with other families in the same room full of limitations.

“We are in an environment our terms Pakumis, crowded slums, because seven years displaced living in the barracks with the room size 3×3 meter even 2×3 meters partitioned rags, sacks and fabric remnants banner” said Nashirudin Ahmadi, a preacher Ahmadiyah.

During his stay at the shelter, the necessities of life they had supported basic food aid local government, but since 2007 no more aid flowing.

In order to survive, they work odd jobs, a coolie, mengasong, or motorcycle taxi lived for a bite of rice.

Though currently living in the village used them countless wealthy, owning land and homes as well as permanent jobs.

“Many have sold their land in the village to cover the cost of living here,” said Nashirudin.
‘Elements of political’

Violence against Ahmadiyah congregation rose dramatically since the Suharto regime, and the rise in the reign of Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono after issuing a decree in 2008 that is considered anti-Ahmadiyya.

Suffered Ahmadiyah congregation began around 1999, when the Ahmadiyah Lombok first attacked by people who wanted them out of his conviction. Ahmadiyah mosque in Bayan, West Lombok burned.

One person died in the incident that led to the expulsion of all Ahmadi in Bayan. In 2001, the turn Ahmadiyya Pancor, East Lombok are the target of attacks, they are also forced to leave his village.

Since then many times Ahmadiyah migrate for livelihood to around Lombok and Sumbawa. A number of heads of families had bought land and built a home in the area Ketapang, but their house again subjected to mass rioting.

Stay in the shelter also does not mean free from the burden. According Nashirudin, a number of Ahmadiyah “experience stress and even crazy” during his stay at the shelter.

Despite recent physical terror diminished but they claimed they were intimidated that actually come from local religious leaders.

“There is still a terror that we have encountered, especially from broadcast lectures that often discredit us, but they convey the wrong thereby affecting local residents,” said Syahidin a refugee Ahmadiyya Transito …………………………………..

Relocation and realistic

“I do not want to live here forever without any certainty over our future,” he answers when asked by BBC Syahidin how long they will stay at the shelter.

“We like riding in their own country, when we are native here.”

Syahidin himself had come out of Wisma Transito shelter, he moved with his family to the area, but “had to go back for again expelled by the citizens after we know the Ahmadiyya community.”

Government of West Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, since 2010 earlier plans to put the Ahmadiyah adherents to one of the islands in the District of Senggigi. West Lombok regency is called has provided a budget of Rp710 million for the relocation.

But the fact is until now the plan has not been implemented. Nashirudin said: “We are very open and positive discourse placed on the island. Opinion but it is only in the newspapers, when our audience with different again.”

“We even formed a team to survey the islands in question, but it turns out there are only two chief residents and their families do not know the existence of the plan .. This term is like food that has not been cooked but has been presented,” said Nashirudin.

Ahmadiyah refugees admitted to not knowing how long they would stay in the guesthouse Transito.

“We are jealous of our Shia brothers in Sampang, Madura, which reportedly will be woken up by the Ministry of Housing settlement when they had to evacuate less than a year we were already seven years, why we do not touch … Why we made hard, our only issue ID cards to now there is no, “said Nashirudin.

Seven years in the displaced camps, the refugees Ahmadiyya realistic now claimed over a number of their demands. “Our hope once more, demanding damages up umpteen billion, up enforcement of social security.”

“Now we desire to desire their conical security and freedom. When and wherever we live without any intervention and intimnidasi from anyone, assurance of office holders and the police,” said Nashirudin adding that even without being asked they would stay out of the shelter, ” than live stranded. ”

But without any security admitted Nashirudin pessimistic “We are like in prison, like house arrest.”

Reference:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/indonesia/berita_indonesia/2013/08/130802_ahmadiyah_lombok.shtml