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Prison and Paradise
After the 2002 bombing in Bali, this documentary interviewed jihadists and victims. More broadly, it addresses the discourse on terrorism, jihad, Islam political movement, war on terror agenda, and how this discourse shapes the future of the children, both of perpetrators’ as well as victims.
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After the 2002 bombing in Bali, this documentary interviewed jihadists and victims. More broadly, it addresses the discourse on terrorism, jihad, Islam political movement, war on terror agenda, and how this discourse shapes the future of the children, both of perpetrators’ as well as victims.
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