An Indonesian court has sent a "chilling message" by giving Muslim extremists light sentences for a vicious mob attack in which three sect members died, rights activists say.
Twelve people stood trial but none faced murder charges in what human rights campaigners say is a travesty of justice in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country.
The sentences range between three and six months' jail - less than prosecutors had sought and well below the maximum penalty of 12 years. [Sydney Morning Herald] Read more
