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Agus Widjojo, Governor of the National Defense Institute: Battling terrorism is police business

Monday, June 4, 2018

Even at times like these-when the public calls for the revision of the anti-terrorism law to expand the army's role in the fight against terrorism-Agus Widjojo remains nonchalant.

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Even at times like these-when the public calls for the revision of the anti-terrorism law to expand the army's role in the fight against terrorism-Agus Widjojo remains nonchalant. The Indonesian Military's (TNI) job, he says, is to safeguard national security. "Meanwhile, the jurisdiction over terrorism matters lies with the police," Agus said during a special interview with Tempo in his office last Monday.

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