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View all search resultsRadical groups like Jamaah Islamiyah, Jamaah Ansharut Daulah, and Islamic State have launched systematic propaganda, fundraising, recruitment and terror attacks with support from their global network, including in Indonesia.
Indonesia’s two biggest Muslim organizations say the government must provide details of a new policy that aims to tackle violent extremism and terrorism, or it could become a new source of conflicts in the country.
The National Police’s counterterrorism squad, Densus 88, has arrested dozens of people across Indonesia in recent months amid concerns about intensifying terrorist propaganda during the coronavirus pandemic.
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