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Former militants transformed into productive members of society

By Associated Press in Solo, Indonesia | China Daily | Updated: 2016-06-27 08:37

A private foundation steers ex-jihadists to a peaceful path in life

In the heart of Solo city, not far from the Islamic boarding school founded by the radical cleric who inspired the 2002 Bali bombings, the staff of an unremarkable-looking restaurant prepare for another day serving the humble staples of the Indonesian diet to hungry locals.

The manager, a slightly built man with quick lively gestures, darts about the narrow kitchen, dropping ingredients into sizzling hot pans to make the bistik and other fare that customers including the local police crave. With a wife and two children to support, he also runs a car hire business and a laundry service on the side.

Former militants transformed into productive members of society

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