Islamic State threat looms over security in Indonesia
An estimated 500 Indonesians are fighting for Islamic State group; some zealots are returning home to launch attacks
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- Opponents
- Supporters
- Radical clerics
- Individuals
- Local drivers of global grievances?
- Government action against ISG
- Bans
- Annulling citizenship
- Surveillance
- Restricting travel
- Counterterrorism limits
- Risk of attacks
- Katibah threat
- Local cells
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_350.jpg "Armed anti-terror police walk ahead of guard officers carrying evidence from the house of a man suspected of being involved in Islamic State-related activities in south Tangerang (Reuters/Antara Foto/Muhammad Iqbal)")