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Five of the suspects are Ruiduan Isamuddin, Yazid Sufaat Moussaqui and Abu Bakar Bashir, all Indonesians; and Wall Khan Amin Shah, an Afghan.


Four are jailed in the country: Fathur Rohman al-Ghozi and Faz bin Abu Bakar Rafana, both Indonesians; Ramzi Yousef, a Kuwaiti; and Abdul Murad, a Pakistani.


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EDITORIAL - A worrisome release

April 24, 2002 - 12:00am

Here we are going all-out in our campaign against terrorism, calling in US troops to help fight Islamic extremists, even considering the declaration of a state of emergency in at least one city. The commander-in-chief,...

Opinion

BI seals entry points for al-Qaeda suspects

By Rey Arquiza | March 9, 2002 - 12:00am

Suspected leaders of the al-Qaeda terrorist network who operate cells in Southeast Asia were placed yesterday in the Bureau of Immigration (BI)’s blacklist to prevent them from entering the country. Five of...

Headlines