Combatting the financing of terrorism in Indonesia.

Terrorist group activities recently seem to have quietened but some people believe terrorist groups could use the pandemic to grow, if public dissatisfaction with Government policies increases and recruitment is effective. They also need financing.

The Bali Bombing Memorial. 88 Australians died in Bali bombing on Oct 12, 2002 - Jorge Lascar/Creative Commons. Source: Photo by Jorge Lascar/Creative Commons.

Sylvia Laksmi is a Ph.D. Candidate at the National Security College (NSC), The Australian National University.  She talks about changes in the ways terrorist groups are funded in Indonesia and the challenges authorities face in combatting the problem, now and in future.

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