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concluded that terrorism _ is crime humanity Which Already become attention world, so that activity
terrorism anywhere as well as impact Which the consequences will immediately become a serious
concern for leaders countries in the world. Even the problem of terrorism has become a program UN in
prevention and handling it. In journey history actions terrorism in Indonesia, experience enhancement
Which Enough significant, Good quantity nor the quality. So that No just happen enhancement amount
the incident but Also happen an increase in the number of victims, both material and soul. Act of
terrorism the biggest were the Bali Bombing, the JW Mariot hotel explosion, and the Bomb in front
Building Australian Embassy. Strategy Which effective in anticipation crime terrorism Which can
developed by BNPT is do steps Which support strategy aggressive, and combine them with steps
Which support strategy diversification, namely a short-term strategy by building resilience and role as
well as public, as well as do revision on system anticipation crime terrorism which held so far. The
medium term strategy is carried out by proposing top revisions the law on countering terrorism,
especially in connection with anticipatory efforts crime terrorism. Strategy period long through
implementation And make it effective deradicalization program And communal rehabilitation.
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