June 20, 2013
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Article Photos: Decade after Bali, Indonesian terror aims at gov't
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In this Friday, Sept. 28, 2012 photo, members of Indonesian police anti-terror unit Special Detachment 88 escort a terror suspect after his arrest in Yogyakarta, Central Java, Indonesia. Ten years after terrorist attacks at two Bali nightclubs killed more than 200 people, mostly foreign tourists, Indonesia has won international praise for its counterterrorism efforts. Militant organizations have been fractured and many of their charismatic leaders have been killed or jailed. But an Associated Press analysis shows the number of strikes within the country has actually gone up, especially since 2010, when radical imams called on their followers to focus on domestic targets rather than Westerners. The more recent attacks have been conducted with less expertise, and the vast majority of victims have been Indonesians. (AP Photo/Slamet Riyadi)
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