Indonesia says rise of One Nation party in Australia a `concern`
(The Guardian Indonesia)

Statement comes amid calls from party leader Pauline Hanson for a ban on Muslim immigration, surveillance in mosques and a royal commission into IslamThe rise of political parties with challenging views on Islam such as Australia´s One Nation are a `concern`, the Indonesian foreign ministry says.The minor party´s leader, Pauline Hanson, has called for a halt to Muslim immigration, surveillance cameras in mosques and schools and a royal commission into whether Islam is a policy or an ideology. Related: John Howard backs Liberal preference deal with One Nation in WA Related: Trump risks `war` with Beijing if US blocks access to South China Sea, state media warns Continue reading...