Analysts say the way young people become involved in violent extremism has changed, with social media playing a greater role.
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Analysts say the way young people become involved in violent extremism has changed, with social media playing a greater role.
Gaming centres are growing in popularity among young people in Bekasi, West Java. (Image: CNA)
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