(20 Sep 2017) An Indonesian court sentenced an Islamic militant on Wednesday to 11 years in prison for leading a plot to attack a presidential guard-changing ceremony in Jakarta.
One of his co-conspirators received six years in prison.
Muhammad Nur Solihin, the ring leader, and Agus Supriyadi were arrested along with two other militants including Solihin's wife in December, just one day before their planned attack on the popular family attraction at the presidential palace.
In its verdict Wednesday at the East Jakarta District Court, a three-judge panel said both men were guilty of violating Indonesia's anti-terror law.
The would-be suicide bomber, Solihin's wife Dian Yulia Novi, was sentenced last month to 7-and-a-half years prison.
Another woman, Tutin, received 3-and-a-half years for encouraging Novi to become a suicide bomber.

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