Terrorism in Indonesia 2022 Analysis and Outlook |
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| General Editor:
| Alwy, Muhammad Muntasir
Sahrasad, Herdi
Ahyanuddin, Muhammad
Dahlan, Andrie Marlan
Azhar, Aisyah |
| Translator:
| Salahuddin, Zulfikar |
| Author:
| Shalahuddin, Imam
Yandha, Rizky Kharisma
Puteh, Al Chaidar Abdurrahman |
| ISBN: | 979-8-3879-8150-0 |
| Publication Date: | Mar 2023 |
| Publisher: | Independently Published
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $14.17 |
Book Description:
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Indonesia is still plagued by an acute problem of terrorism which to this day, 27 December 2022, has still not been able to rid itself of it. Various incidents of terrorist attacks in the form of suicide bombings, attacks on security forces, arrests and terrorist recidivism are still occurring. In this annual report, we also provide several analyzes of these events with a dissertation review of the deradicalization program, which is still based on old standards and continues to be...
More DescriptionIndonesia is still plagued by an acute problem of terrorism which to this day, 27 December 2022, has still not been able to rid itself of it. Various incidents of terrorist attacks in the form of suicide bombings, attacks on security forces, arrests and terrorist recidivism are still occurring. In this annual report, we also provide several analyzes of these events with a dissertation review of the deradicalization program, which is still based on old standards and continues to be claimed by the government to be successful. The terrorist threat in Indonesia is high and will continue to be so in the next few years. The terrorist groups in Indonesia are well-funded and have a strong network. They are also skilled in using social media to spread their message and recruit new members. There have been a number of terrorist attacks in Indonesia in the past few years. There is a high risk of terrorist attacks in Indonesia continuing in the next few years. The terrorist groups in Indonesia are well-funded and have a strong network. They are also skilled in using social media to spread their message and recruit new members. There is a high risk of terrorist attacks happening in major cities in Indonesia, such as Jakarta, Bali, and Surabaya.Densus 88 has arrested 247 suspects in cases of criminal acts of terrorism throughout 2022. The majority of the suspects arrested are the terrorist group Jamaah Ismailah (JI). Then, the second group most arrested was the terrorist group Anshor Daulah (AD). Police have secured 247 suspects with the following details: 97 people from the JI group, 70 people from the Anshor Daulah group, 46 from the JAD group, 28 from the NII group, 4 from the MIT (Mujahidin Indonesia Timur, or East Indonesia Mujahidin) group, 1 lone wolf suspect and 1 foreign terrorist fighter suspect.