Jemaah Islamiyah’s leaders in Indonesia have announced the terrorist group’s dissolution. Authorities will have to engage with former members and rehabilitate them into society even as counterterrorism forces continue to be on the alert for splinter segments, analysts say. Ms Munira Mustaffa, executive director of research firm Chasseur Group, tells CNA’s Asia First if former members still pose a threat.
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