I am quoting your post as FM was discussing with Indonesian Counterpart....
There's a prominent change in Pakistan foreign policy and diplomatic approach towards certain issues..... the wording is
"India has illegally occupied area of Siachen and Pakistan will regain it soon" and the message is clear to whom it may concern including UNSC hence, their closed door meeting right now.
@Max
Kashmir issue is not popular in Indonesia. Lack of coverage from Indonesian media. This is why I suggest more PR work must be done to get more coverage on Kashmir so more Indonesian will know the situation there. If the coverage is sufficient enough, the support can be seen from Indonesian Muslim. Here is for example:
NU-Muhammadiyah condemns violence in India
NATIONAL
29 February 2020, 14:23:29 WIB
JawaPos.com - Violence against Muslims in India is under the spotlight of NU and Muhammadiyah. The two largest Islamic organizations in Indonesia condemned the actions that resulted in the loss of life. The Indonesian government was asked to urge the United Nations to deliver a strong statement.
PP Muhammadiyah Secretary General Abdul Mu'ti said he was very concerned about discrimination and acts of violence against Muslims in India. "These actions are clearly contrary to human rights," he explained to Jawa Pos yesterday (28/2).
Muhammadiyah urged the Indian government to stop all forms of discrimination and violence against all citizens, especially those who are Muslim. Mu'ti said, the Indonesian government as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council should raise the issue in India in a special session and urge UN members to submit strong statements against discrimination and security in India.
https://www.jawapos.com/nasional/29/02/2020/nu-muhammadiyah-kecam-kekerasan-di-india/
The issue raised by these two largest Muslim organization.
Here is the impact
Indonesia conveys concerns over New Delhi riots
- Apriza Pinandita
The Jakarta Post
PREMIUM
Jakarta / Sat, February 29, 2020 / 07:36 am
The Indonesian government has conveyed its concerns over the recent deadly riots in New Delhi, as anger mounts in the predominantly Muslim country over what local Islamic groups say is anti-Muslim violence in India. The Foreign Ministry said on Friday that it had called the Indian Ambassador in Jakarta to discuss the riots that have claimed dozens of lives.
https://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2020/02/28/indonesia-conveys-concerns-over-new-delhi-riots.html
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India must learn about religious tolerance from Indonesia, VP says
- News Desk
The Jakarta Post
Jakarta / Thu, March 5, 2020 / 12:16 pm
Vice President Ma’ruf Amin has expressed his hope for India to follow in Indonesia’s footsteps in maintaining tolerance amid rising sectarian conflict in the South Asian country.
As a fellow multicultural nation, he said Indonesia could be an example in maintaining religious moderation.
“We want India to act like us, Indonesia, in building tolerance and moderation within [our] religious life,” Ma’ruf said on Wednesday as quoted by
kompas.com.
https://www.thejakartapost.com/news...ligious-tolerance-from-indonesia-vp-says.html
Demonstration in India embassy