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        "msgid": "six-young-women-questioned-about-subversive-activities-1447893297",
        "date": "1995-07-06 00:00:00",
        "title": "Six young women questioned about subversive activities",
        "author": null,
        "source": "JP",
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        "topic": null,
        "summary": "Six young women questioned about subversive activities JAKARTA (JP): The local military is currently investigating six young women, workers of a beauty salon, over allegations that they are involved with a clandestine group seeking to establish an Islamic state in Indonesia, police said yesterday They were all picked up from a salon in the Bendungan Hilir area in Central Jakarta by police on two separate occasions -- two of the women on Saturday and four on Wednesday, Sgt.",
        "content": "<p>Six young women questioned about subversive activities<\/p>\n<p>JAKARTA (JP): The local military is currently investigating<br>\nsix young women, workers of a beauty salon, over allegations that<br>\nthey are involved with a clandestine group seeking to establish<br>\nan Islamic state in Indonesia, police said yesterday<\/p>\n<p>They were all picked up from a salon in the Bendungan Hilir<br>\narea in Central Jakarta by police on two separate occasions --<br>\ntwo of the women on Saturday and four on Wednesday, Sgt. Mashadi<br>\nof the Tanah Abang Police sub-precinct said.<\/p>\n<p>All six, who are teenagers, wore necklaces denoting that they<br>\nbelong to the clandestine group, Mashadi told The Jakarta Post.<br>\nThey also wore Moslem headdress.<\/p>\n<p>The necklaces were allegedly given after they took an oath of<br>\nloyalty to their leader and to the cause of the organization,<br>\nwhich is to establish an Islamic state, he said.<\/p>\n<p>He declined to state the name of the organization.<\/p>\n<p>Police became aware of their activities after receiving a<br>\nreport from the owner of the beauty salon.<\/p>\n<p>Mashadi said that based on interrogation at the sub-precinct,<br>\nthe six young women rejected the proclamation of independence by<br>\nSukarno in 1945 which marked the beginning of Indonesia's<br>\nindependence.<\/p>\n<p>Instead, they allegedly recognize the proclamation of the<br>\nestablishment of an Islamic state in Indonesia by Sekarmaji<br>\nMarijan Kartosuwiryo on Aug. 17, 1949, in West Java. The<br>\nKartosuwiryo movement gained support in Central Java, Aceh, and<br>\nSouth Sulawesi but was quashed by the military in the late 1950s.<\/p>\n<p>Many underground groups seeking to establish Islamic states in<br>\nIndonesia since then have drawn inspiration from the Kartosuwiryo<br>\nmovement.<\/p>\n<p>Mashadi said that based on the investigation so far, the young<br>\nwomen in Bendungan Hilir were members of a group which moved from<br>\none place to another to avoid police detection.<\/p>\n<p>The police are now looking for their leader, identified as<br>\nRadi, and two other members, Abi and Paiman, in connection with<br>\nthe investigation. (29)<\/p>",
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