Seeds of Radicalism

A joint survey by the Wahid Foundation and the Indonesian Survey Institute shows most respondents reject radicalization.

However, it does reveal a worrying fact0.4 percent of respondents said they had already committed a radical act.

Another 7.7 percent said they were willing to engage in radical activities, including raids to expel groups considered deviant or to attack houses of worship.

Applied to the population, this means around 11 million In

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