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Terrorism in Southeast Asia : Wounded but still dangerous

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In: Economist 16th June 2007, pp.29-30Summary: Indonesia's police recently arrested most wanted terrorist Abu Dujana and allegedly either the top or number two of Jemaah Islamiyah. Despite this there are still risks from JI on Indonesia not least because of light sentencing and poor control in prisons.

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Indonesia's police recently arrested most wanted terrorist Abu Dujana and allegedly either the top or number two of Jemaah Islamiyah. Despite this there are still risks from JI on Indonesia not least because of light sentencing and poor control in prisons.

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