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Indonesia backgrounder: how the Jemaah Islamiyah terrorist network operates PDF FILE

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International Crisis Group

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TextSeries: ICG Asia report ; no. 43Publication details: Jakarta: ICG, 2002Description: 50pISBN:

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Summary: Detailed study of how Jemaah Islamiyah operates and who is involved in it. Highlights the extent of coordination achieved during the bombings across Indonesia on Christmas Eve 2000. Raises the possibility that military intelligence had knowledge of these events but chose not to act on it. Calls for a re-investigation of the bombings to be carried out by the police with international assistance. Print and digital versions available.

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Detailed study of how Jemaah Islamiyah operates and who is involved in it. Highlights the extent of coordination achieved during the bombings across Indonesia on Christmas Eve 2000. Raises the possibility that military intelligence had knowledge of these events but chose not to act on it. Calls for a re-investigation of the bombings to be carried out by the police with international assistance. Print and digital versions available.

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