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View all search resultsTrained and experienced wali mingle in the yard and engage extremist inmates on a daily basis, gradually breaking down barriers through frequent interactions and quietly noting any perceived changes in behavior or attitude.
Some may have been sickened by what they saw and experienced, but some others may be highly indoctrinated. Some women might have a record of violence or militarism. Therefore, the government should prosecute them for alleged terrorist crimes.
Indonesia is still undecided on how to best deal with the hundreds of Islamic State group sympathizers looking to return home, with the top diplomat citing concerns that even the women in captivity might be prone to radicalization.
Experts say that efforts to deradicalize migrant workers in Southeast Asia are urgently needed, following last week's arrest of Indonesian migrant workers in Malaysia and Singapore over possible links to violent extremists.
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