Dr Solahudin, Co-Director at the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict (IPAC), a researcher of terrorism and conflict at the Centre for Terrorism and Conflict at University of Indonesia who is also former Director of AJI (Alliance of Independent Journalists) 2001-2003, talks about the trends of terrorism in Indonesia and problems Indonesia might face in managing terrorism and Indonesians returning from the war in Syria.
What trends are evident in terrorism in Indonesia? What is the greatest threat posed by ISIS to Indonesia? What obstacles do Indonesian authorities face in managing terrorism and Indonesians who return from fighting in Syria? Why should fighting ISIS and terrorism in Indonesia be a shared communal responsibility? Dr Solahudin, addresses these and related issues.
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