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aku suka terjemahan bahasa indonesiaIndonesian police have named a convicted terrorist, Afif Sunakim, as one of five perpetrators of Islamic State-linked bombings and shootings in Jakarta that killed eight people, including four attackers, last Thursday.
Indonesia is considering amending its counter-terrorism laws to respond to the phenomenon of returned foreign fighters from Syria.

But fighting terrorism purely through security measures will not be enough. Indonesia should devise policies to rehabilitate and monitor former convicted terrorists to prevent recidivism. The government should also work with civil society to counter the spread of extremism online.

Preventing recidivism by ex-terror convicts

The Indonesian police have arrested more than 1200 people on terrorism charges, according to data from the counter-terrorism unit. Some convicted terrorists seemed to become more radical behind bars. At least 40 convicted terrorists have re-offended after release.

Afif Sunakim was arrested in 2010 and sentenced to seven years in jail for his role in a militant training camp in Aceh. In prison, he became the masseuse for Aman Abdurrahman, one of Indonesia’s most influential jihadi ideologues and a vocal promoter of Islamic State (IS).

My series of interviews with terrorist recidivists suggests that the majority of them believe that jihad is a religious obligation. In a purely linguistic sense, the word “jihad” means struggling or striving. It can refer to the internal as well as external struggle to be a good Muslim. However, for terrorists, jihad means to fight against Indonesia’s secular regime.

There is a common understanding among jihadists that if they are imprisoned, they are simply taking leave. Upon release, they will be ready to rejoin the movement. With this kind of belief, no matter the situation former terrorist inmates face, there is a big chance they will return to their terrorist groups and carry out further attacks.

A prominent terrorist, convicted in 2004, is an example of such recidivism. He was released in 2008. He was then i
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aku suka terjemahan bahasa indonesiaIndonesian police have named a convicted terrorist, Afif Sunakim, as one of five perpetrators of Islamic State-linked bombings and shootings in Jakarta that killed eight people, including four attackers, last Thursday.Indonesia is considering amending its counter-terrorism laws to respond to the phenomenon of returned foreign fighters from Syria.But fighting terrorism purely through security measures will not be enough. Indonesia should devise policies to rehabilitate and monitor former convicted terrorists to prevent recidivism. The government should also work with civil society to counter the spread of extremism online.Preventing recidivism by ex-terror convictsThe Indonesian police have arrested more than 1200 people on terrorism charges, according to data from the counter-terrorism unit. Some convicted terrorists seemed to become more radical behind bars. At least 40 convicted terrorists have re-offended after release.Afif Sunakim was arrested in 2010 and sentenced to seven years in jail for his role in a militant training camp in Aceh. In prison, he became the masseuse for Aman Abdurrahman, one of Indonesia’s most influential jihadi ideologues and a vocal promoter of Islamic State (IS).My series of interviews with terrorist recidivists suggests that the majority of them believe that jihad is a religious obligation. In a purely linguistic sense, the word “jihad” means struggling or striving. It can refer to the internal as well as external struggle to be a good Muslim. However, for terrorists, jihad means to fight against Indonesia’s secular regime.There is a common understanding among jihadists that if they are imprisoned, they are simply taking leave. Upon release, they will be ready to rejoin the movement. With this kind of belief, no matter the situation former terrorist inmates face, there is a big chance they will return to their terrorist groups and carry out further attacks.A prominent terrorist, convicted in 2004, is an example of such recidivism. He was released in 2008. He was then i
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aku suka terjemahan bahasa polisi indonesiaIndonesian telah bernama teroris dihukum, Afif Sunakim, sebagai salah satu dari lima pelaku pemboman Islam Negeri terkait dan penembakan di Jakarta yang menewaskan delapan orang, termasuk empat penyerang, Kamis lalu.
Indonesia sedang mempertimbangkan mengubah nya kontra-terorisme hukum untuk menanggapi fenomena kembali pejuang asing dari Suriah. Tapi memerangi terorisme murni melalui langkah-langkah keamanan tidak akan cukup. Indonesia harus menyusun kebijakan untuk merehabilitasi dan memantau mantan terpidana teroris untuk mencegah residivisme. Pemerintah juga harus bekerja dengan masyarakat sipil untuk melawan penyebaran ekstremisme online. Mencegah residivisme oleh mantan teror menginsafkan Polisi Indonesia telah menangkap lebih dari 1.200 orang atas tuduhan terorisme, menurut data dari unit kontra-terorisme. Beberapa terpidana teroris tampaknya menjadi lebih radikal di balik jeruji besi. Setidaknya 40 terpidana teroris telah menyinggung-ulang setelah rilis. Afif Sunakim ditangkap pada 2010 dan dihukum tujuh tahun penjara atas perannya dalam sebuah kamp pelatihan militan di Aceh. Di penjara, ia menjadi tukang pijat untuk Aman Abdurrahman, salah satu ideolog jihad yang paling berpengaruh di Indonesia dan promotor vokal Negara Islam (IS). Seri saya wawancara dengan residivis teroris menunjukkan bahwa mayoritas dari mereka percaya bahwa jihad adalah kewajiban agama. Dalam arti murni linguistik, kata "jihad" berarti berjuang atau berusaha. Hal ini dapat merujuk pada perjuangan internal maupun eksternal untuk menjadi seorang Muslim yang baik. Namun, untuk teroris, jihad berarti berjuang melawan rezim sekuler di Indonesia. Ada pemahaman umum di antara jihadis bahwa jika mereka dipenjara, mereka hanya mengambil cuti. Setelah rilis, mereka akan siap untuk bergabung kembali gerakan. Dengan jenis keyakinan, tidak peduli situasi mantan narapidana teroris hadapi, ada kemungkinan besar mereka akan kembali ke kelompok teroris dan melakukan serangan lebih lanjut. Seorang teroris terkemuka, dihukum pada tahun 2004, adalah contoh dari residivisme tersebut. Ia dibebaskan pada tahun 2008. Dia kemudian saya













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