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Keyword: Bali Bombings

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South-East Asia

Release of Abu Bakar Basyir raises Western fears about Islam in Indonesia

Abdar Rahman Koya

Jumada' al-Akhirah 05, 14272006-07-01

Time was obviously not on the side of Australia and the US, right from the day respected alim Abu Bakar Basyir was sentenced to jail two years ago for a crime he was too frail to plan or carry out. On 14 June, it was like a discordant alarm-clock that went off too early for Canberra, the self-appointed deputy sheriff of Bush's international police force.

South-East Asia

The double assassination of Dr Azahari Husin

Kuala Lumpur Correspondent

Shawwal 28, 14262005-12-01

"Academic-turned-militant", "bomb expert", "terrorist", "Bali-bomb brain": these are just some of the abusive remarks that the media in Indonesia and Malaysia have borrowed from western news agencies to libel Dr Azahari Husin, who died on November 9 after what the Indonesian police claim was a shoot-out.

South-East Asia

Indonesian Muslims reject official propaganda against Islamic groups

Abdar Rahman Koya

Ramadan 26, 14232002-12-01

Despite desperate attempts by the police to convince a sceptical public by broadcasting suspects’ confessions on television, most Indonesians still disbelieve allegations of local Muslim groups’ involvement in the Bali carnage of October 12...

South-East Asia

Indonesia faces return to Suharto style repression after Bali bomb

Abdar Rahman Koya

Sha'ban 25, 14232002-11-01

When at a loss to explain anti-Western opinions and activities, American agencies routinely blame Usama bin Ladin. Since the Bali bombing on October 12, Indonesia has identified its own equivalent: the well-known alim Abu Bakar Basyir...

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