Terrorists Go Back to School in Indonesia
2010 July 21
Jakarta (indonesiaurbanstudies.blogspot.com)
Reporting for the Asia Times, Sara Schonhardt writes about the conflict-management program headed by SFCG Indonesia that seeks to de-radicalize convicted terrorists and help them think beyond violent strategies.
Her article specifically focuses on Abdul Aziz, a 34-year old inmate who has recently participated in the program. It’s an interesting look at the project’s aims, its limits and who it may be useful for.
Read Schonhardt’s article here.
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