Solahudin, Co-Director at the Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict (IPAC) who is also a researcher at Centre for Study of Terrorism and Conflict at the University of Indonesia, talks about the potential threat to Indonesian security of Indonesians returning from Syria and Iraq.
Which group of returnees fron Syriah and Irak are probably most dangerous to Indonesian security? Why?What about the other groups of returnees? Solahudin explains.
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