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This was confirmed by Indonesian Intelligence, who had captured him in 2002 during interfaith clashes in Poso and Ambon. The terrorist escaped from prison last year and was killed in an operation of British troops in Iraq.

Police is investigating his links with Noordin Moh Top, a Malaysian fugitive thought to be a top Jemaah Islamiah operative.

High ranking members of Aceh's former rebel movement returned yesterday to monitor application of the peace treaty signed with Jakarta in Helsinki last year.

Anti-terrorism squad captures Andi Makasau, a terrorist suspect, and six of his men. The group might be linked to shootings, bombings and hold-ups carried out in the region, including the attack against the Christian market in Palu last New Year's Eve.

The revision of controversial decree regulating building places of worship is completed. Christians react as Muslim leaders express their support.

Interior Ministry says regulations on building places of worship will reduce waiting period to six months or less. Under current rules, requests could take years or simply fall on deaf ears.

Condemnation of suicide bombers, held to be "morally against" Islam, is unanimous in Indonesia. Police yesterday showed a group of Muslim clerics and lay representatives videos in the wake of the killing of the terrorist Hazari. The video contained threats to the west and the confession of perpetrators of the latest attack in Bali.

Last night a large manifestation was held in Jakarta in memory of victims of the attack. Indonesia's former president Gus Dur was among those gathered in the square.

Bali bombs are "suicide attacks"

Second death penalty in Embassy bombing

Catholics and Protestants are used to celebrating mass at their workplace on Friday when their Muslim colleagues go to mosques. The government pledges to review the law on places of worship.

Catholic, Protestant and a Muslim religious leaders demand security forces intervene to stop violence by Islamic extremists.