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Jemaah Islamiyyah (JI)

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and several major bombings of civilian targets · and the southern Philippines. JI has had cells throughout much of Southeast Asia and targets what it sees as enemies of Islam. JI has been responsible for a series of bank robberies · a violent radical movement that advocated the establishment of Islamic law in Indonesia. JI subscribes to a Salafist interpretation of Islam and aims to establish an Islamic caliphate spanning Indonesia · Brunei · hijackings · including Canadians citizens. · Jemaah Islamiyyah (JI) has its roots in Darul Islam · Malaysia · Singapore · southern Thailand · such as the 2002 attack on a night club in Bali · which killed 202 people and injured 500 others

Sanctions programs · 1

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CA_LISTED_TERRORISTS CA-LISTED-TERR Canada Listed Terrorist Entities Counter-terrorism 02/04/2003 source ↗

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