It's not upholding freedom of expression (publishing the cartoons), but an insulting act of blasphemy against Muslim beliefs.

The Western papers printed these sacrilegious cartoons on the pretext of freedom of expression, so let's see if they mean what they say and also print these Holocaust cartoons.

Freedom of expression has always been a pretext for Westerners ... to insult the beliefs of Muslims.

The boycott is effective from April 6 until the visas are revoked. We also asked all port workers across Indonesia to refuse to unload goods from Australia-flagged ships.

This boycott will end after the government of Denmark apologizes to the Islamic community in Indonesia and the world.

A question I have often asked is, ‘What would an inoffensive political cartoon look like?’ What would a respectful cartoon look like? The form requires disrespect and so if we are going to have in the world things like cartoons and satire, we just have to accept it as part of the price of freedom."

(Interview, The Hindu, 2012)