The Fragile Return: Challenges in Rehabilitating Former Terror Offenders
The reintegration of former terrorism convicts (commonly referred to in Indonesia as napiter) represents a strategic effort that is both complex and multidimensional.
JI, a long term threat to Indonesia
Indonesia – Malaysia in Countering Radicalism and Terrorism through Digital Media
Asymptomatic Carriers on Radicalism
Radicalization Through Disinformation
To avoid exposure to narratives from alluring terror groups that flood the digital world, what can be done is to flood the digital channels with reverse content or so-called alternative narratives.
20 years after Bali Bombing, Terrorist Threats Still Exist
Political Islam’s Impact on Government and Society
The Impact of Society and Family in De-radicalization
Counter Narratives of Violent Extremism through Online Media
Since the emergence of ISIS in Indonesia in 2014, and in several Southeast Asian countries such as Malaysia and the Philippines, the trend of spreading radical and terrorist ideas through the internet has been increasing.
Hendro Fernando, Weapon Supplier Who Turned into Quail Eggs Supplier
Malaysia’s Counter-Terrorism Focus
The Middle East and Terrorism in Historical Records
