Indonesia plans to formally outlaw the al-Qaida-linked terror group Jemaah Islamiyah, a move that will make it easier for authorities to arrest and prosecute militants in the world’s most populous Muslim nation, a top security official said Monday. Banning the organization – which is listed by the United Nations as a terrorist group – will please the United States and other foreign governments but risks opposition from Muslim groups and political parties that fear it may herald a broader crackdown on Islamic activists. Full Story
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