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Unlike Malaysia's crackdown on suspected terrorists, Indonesia's anti-terrorism laws currently have no provisions for preventive measures.
Indonesian Anti-terrorism Agency director (international cooperation) Petrus Golose later told reporters that its government is reviewing its domestic legislation.
Indonesian Anti-terrorism Agency director (international cooperation) Petrus Golose later told reporters that its government is reviewing its domestic legislation.
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