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Academia 10 months ago
PREMIUM
Indonesia’s dilemma: Gaza’s victims welcome, but our own are forgotten
While the President's plan to evacuate injured Gazans is laudable, the government must also look to seek a solution for Indonesians stuck in Syrian camps, mostly women and children, if it truly intends to stand with moral authority as a global humanitarian leader.
Academia 1 year ago
The most compelling call to arms yet for extremists
The prolonged Israel-Palestine conflict has increasingly become a rallying cry for extremist groups worldwide, including in Indonesia, where a revolving door effect as a result of the 2018 Counterterrorism Law has contributed to recidivism and radicalization.
Academia 3 years ago
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Countering online radicalization among overseas diaspora
Radical 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.
Society 3 years ago
Ahead of parole, Umar Patek regrets role in 2002 Bali bombing
Umar Patek was sentenced to 20 years in prison in 2012 for his involvement in bombings that ripped through two Bali nightclubs, killing 202 people, including 88 Australians. He became eligible for parole this month after a series of remissions for good behaviour.
