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National 7 years ago
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Rehabilitation efforts in countering terrorism overlooked, warns think tank
Data collected by the Habibie Center show that Indonesia's counterterrorism efforts between 2017 and 2018 mainly took the form of prevention (53 percent) and prosecution (44 percent), while rehabilitation only accounted for 3 percent.
World 7 years ago
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At Ruang Obrol, former convicts find voice to counter terrorism
A small collective in Jakarta offers a platform for former terrorism convicts to warn society of the dangers and misgivings of getting involved in violent extremism — while providing them a chance to reintegrate into society.
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National 8 years ago
Perpres detailing military involvement in counterterrorism needed: Lawmaker
Muhammad Syafii, the chairman of the House of Representatives committee on the deliberation of the 2003 Counterterrorism Law’s draft revision, said that President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo should issue a presidential regulation (Perpres) that details the Indonesian Military's (TNI) role in counterterrorism operations.
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