Minister REV. Says Malaysia mode to claims Indonesian lands.

Indonesian Minister of regional development

Minister REV. Says Malaysia mode to claims Indonesian lands.

VIVAnews-Ministry of regional development, the Village left behind and Resettlementwill be addressing seriously giving the identity of the inhabitants of Indonesia byMalaysia.

Minister of Transmigration Villages, PDT and Marwan Jafar said, awarding Indonesiacitizen identity at the border by Malaysia is a mode that must be addressed and should be regulated.

"This mode does Malaysia. Imagine, if all the inhabitants had the identity of Malaysia, then the village was like a ghost village. The land had a population of Indonesia, butIndonesia's move so residents of Malaysia, "said Marwan in the description of the press received VIVAnews, Thursday, November 16, 2014.

Marwan suspicious, after providing identity, has slowly come to Malaysia would claimthat as the border villages in its territory. "Due regard had the support of the local community," he said added.

Marwan said, from the information he received, the alleged annexation does not occurthe border region by Malaysia. Neighboring countries are only giving identity to the majority of the villagers.

"As a result, local citizens have two identities, namely Indonesia and Malaysia," he said.

Earlier, circulated the news three villages in the Sub-District of Nunukan RegencyOngong Lumbis, North Borneo Malaysia claimed as its territory. The three villages, namely Sumantipal, Sinapad, and Kinokod.

"This case became a red light for us to not to be ignored in the border areas. They are also citizens of Indonesia are worthy and highly need to be given the right to look forby the State. "

Indonesia is bordered by many countries, either on land or sea. On land, Indonesia is bordered by three countries namely Malaysia in West Kalimantan and East Kalimantanwith some parts of Borneo and Sabah. The province of Papua with Papua New Guineaand East Nusa Tenggara and East Timor. While the sea borders with Indonesia, ten countries namely India, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Viet Nam, the Philippines, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Australia and Timor-Leste.