Malaysia Not Interfering Problem Unread History of Indonesia

JAKARTA - International Law Observer, Djawahir Thontowi assess allegations of former Minister of Information, Malaysia, Zainudin maidins related assumption Ri third President, BJ Habibie as a traitor of the nation, because the release of East Timor (Timor Leste) needs to be investigated.
Although Indonesia Djawahir asked people not to be provoked by the case, however, the Indonesian Government had sent a letter of protest as a diplomatic move aimed directly to the Government of Malaysia.

"In terms of international law that can be done in Indonesia is a diplomatic protest to the Government of Malaysia, the statements that have been cornering the nation," said Djawahir when talking with Okezone, Tuesday (12/11/2012) night.

He explained, Indonesia through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) should send a letter of protest to the Government of Malaysia as soon as possible. Malaysia does not re-order interference in the internal affairs of Indonesia.
"A policy against the facts of history in Indonesia is legitimate to talk about, but if that could lead to a negative relationship between Indonesia and Malaysia that must be considered. Letter of protest filed Indonesia will have to remind Malaysia to no longer intervene on the issue (history ) Indonesia, "he explained.
Meanwhile, politicians National Mandate Party (PAN), Teguh Juwarno judge, Indonesia-Malaysia friendship is far more important than a provocation 'shallow' by former Minister of Information Malaysia.
However, insult the former head of our country must be condemned. Moreover, these domestic political persolan Malaysia. "There should be a former senior official in the ruling party who coins the term very humbling," said Teguh.
Teguh also urged the Indonesian Government and Parliament should send a diplomatic note as a form of protest against this as soon as possible. The goal is that, not to arbitrarily Malaysia to Indonesia.
source: http://news.okezone.com/read/2012/12/11/337/730831/