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2017, June 26 - July 02 --- Tempo

Already we are seeing some of them re-engaging in acts of violence. The bombing of the Ecumene church in Samarinda, East Kalimantan, late last year, which killed a 2-year old girl, Intan Olivia Marbun, was carried out by an ex-terrorist convict. So were the blasts at the Sarinah department store in Central Jakarta early last year, and in Kampung Melayu, East Jakarta, last month. Even for those considered to have been 'deradicalized', not all have really given up the extremist ideology of the Islamic state. They agreed to renounce their violent acts, but many still dream of changing Indonesia into an Islamic state. But, each ex-terror convict has a different story to tell. Some were pushed by their experience as a victim of injustice while others were influenced by indoctrination from their clerics or family members. Their distinctive trigger factors call for different types of deradicalization activities. An ex-bomber had his conscience pricked after meeting with a victim. Another had a change of heart after seeing the piety of the police anti-terror squad --- the Detachment 88 --- officers. In other words, there is no one-size-fits-all program that suits everyone.

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