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Jamaah-Islamiyah

Academia 5 months ago

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More than a handshake: Decoding the Ba’asyir-Jokowi encounter

For Jokowi, the meeting with Ba'asyir reinforced his identity as a unifying figure, even in retirement.

Academia 5 months ago

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Beyond the Bali bombing: A journey from terror to dialogue

Stigma continues to follow former JI members, many of whom struggle to regain acceptance in their communities.

Academia 6 months ago

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JI leader release: A test for reintegration strategy

Reintegration of high-profile extremists requires tailored programs addressing historical authority, relational networks and psychological needs.

Archipelago 7 months ago

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North Sumatra Jemaah Islamiyah officially demobilizes

JI carried out some of Indonesia’s most deadly terrorist attacks, including the 2002 Bali bombings that killed 202 people.

Academia 10 months ago

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End of JI: Reckoning with the past, rethinking the future

Social media, gaming platforms, encrypted apps and increasingly, generative artificial intelligence tools are now the frontlines of radicalization.

Academia 1 year ago

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JI: The art of disbandment and the politics of 'wait-and-see'

Indonesia’s legal system does not prohibit former terrorists from running for office, and some JI members have already tried to enter local politics.

Politics 1 year ago

Government considers parole for ex-terror chiefs

Jailed former leaders of Jamaah Islamiyah (JI) extremist group are being considered for parole, a senior counterterror official said Tuesday, after the network disbanded and members pledged allegiance to the country.

Politics 1 year ago

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National Police to bring home ex-Jamaah Islamiyah members from Syria, Philippines

The National Police's counterterrorism unit Densus 88 has announced a plan to repatriate 26 former members of Jamaah Islamiyah (JI) from Syria and the Philippines after the terror group's leaders announced its disbandment in June.