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Disengagement Dari Jebakan Terorisme; Analisis Proses Deradikalisasi Mantan Napi Teroris

Saifudin Asrori

Abstract


Upaya Jihadis untuk memberdayakan mantan tahanan teroris sebagai fenomena yang menarik dan unik. Keterlibatan jihadis dalam reintegrasi Bekas Tahanan Teroris sebagai bantuan timbal balik bagi banyak ekstrimis Islam yang berjuang berjuang dengan transisi kembali ke masyarakat tanpa bantuan yang memadai. Artikel ini bertujuan untuk mengeksplorasi upaya para Jihadis pada pelepasan dan reintegrasi program-program inisiatif mantan ekstremis. Bagaimana mereka terlibat dalam pembatasan ideologi radikal melalui program pembangunan masyarakat dan ekonomi dan mengintegrasikan kembali ekstremis ke dalam masyarakat. Artikel ini menyimpulkan bahwa keterlibatan para pejihad dalam inisiatif pemberdayaan sebagai alternatif dari program deradikalisasi pemerintah dari mantan tahanan teroris. Kelompok ini menjadi ‘komunitas baru’ bagi mantan ekstremis untuk mengekspresikan berbagai pandangan dan kepercayaan tanpa penyembunyian. Kehadiran kelompok ini adalah aset potensial dalam mempromosikan narasi melawan radikalisme dan terorisme di Indonesia

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DOI: 10.15408/kordinat.v18i2.11493

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