Indonesia – Cleric Jailed for Blasphemy
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Indonesia: More likely to be implicated in Koran scandal
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One of five suspects arrested for a church bombing led authorities to raid several locations in Medan, North Sumatra. The suspects, some of whom were IT experts, had assets of $848,000 that were allegedly used to fund terrorism. Indonesia’s antiterrorism chief said Medan was a financial hub for terrorist activity across the country.
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Indonesia: Bali bomber’s life-term dodge ‘fault of bungling prosecutors’
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A court convicted Bali bomber Umar Patek on all charges and sentenced him to 20 years in prison. The al Qaeda and Jemaah Islamayah-linked terrorist, whose bombmaking contributed to the deaths of over 215 people in attacks on nightclubs and churches, was arrested in early 2011 in Abbottabad, Pakistan, a few months before the raid on bin Laden’s compound there.
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Indonesia court to deliver verdict on Bali bombmaker
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Indonesia: 20 churches face demolition
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Cancelled Lady Gaga concert a victory for Indonesia’s hardliners
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Indonesia Is No Model for Muslim Democracy
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A crowd of 600 Muslims threw plastic bags filled with “urine and dirty water” at 100 Christians who were gathering at a church in Bekasi, a Jakarta suburb. Leaders of the Islamic Defenders Front have been seeking to intimidate Christians in the area.
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Indonesia Islamists threaten to stop Lady Gaga show
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Bali bombmaker Umar Patek regrets attack
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Think Again: Al Qaeda
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Indonesia: Children drawn to religion, crime
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Indonesia: Attack on commercial plane prompts more security
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Voters in Indonesia’s Aceh cast ballots for governor
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Indonesia: Bali bombing witnesses in court describe pain
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Detachment 88 said that Frederic C. Jean Salvi, a French citizen, orchestrated the March 21 bombing at the French embassy in Jakarta. Salvi reportedly studied at a madrassa and is linked to Islamist terrorists in Indonesia.
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Indonesia: Mini-skirt is ‘pornographic’
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Analysis: Bali attack plot shows Indonesia terror threat evolving
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US report criticizes Turkey for serious limitations on religious freedom
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Indonesia: Govt aims to bolster Internet security
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Detachment 88 killed five “Islamic extremist terrorists” who were plotting to bomb a bar, a bank, and a jeweler’s shop in Bali. The five terrorists were gunned down at a hotel; police found weapons but did not discover explosives.
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Indonesia: Islamist groups object to gender equality bill
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Indonesia: Hitmen offer services in blogs
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Indonesia – Acehnese peace dividend not yet realized
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Secular revenge in Indonesia
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Jemaah Anshorut Tauhid and three of its leaders, including the acting emir, who is linked to Jemaah Islamiyah’s notorious al Ghuraba cell in Pakistan, have been listed as global terrorists.
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Indonesia: Mob attacks mosque
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Pakistan, Indonesia join money-laundering blacklist
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