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(L-R) Ahmad Azhar, cafe owner Muhammad In'am and Salman al-Faluty
(L-R) Ahmad Azhar, cafe owner Muhammad In'am and Salman al-Faluty Source: SBS

Hundreds of militants linked to IS have returned to Indonesia in the past year and hundreds more are believed to be trying to, making finding a way to bring them back into society as important as ever in the world’s most populous Islamic nation.

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Hundreds of militants linked to IS have returned to Indonesia in the past year and hundreds more are believed to be trying to, making finding a way to bring them back into society as important as ever in the world’s most populous Islamic nation.

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