Indonesian prosecutors sought the death penalty on Friday for the leader of a local pro-Islamic State group accused of playing a key role in the January 2016 bombings in Jakarta that killed eight people, including four attackers.Aman Abdurrahman, 46, a radical cleric and key Islamic State figure in the country, is "legally and convincingly guilty of committing terror acts" including other attacks in 2016 and 2017, prosecutor Anita Dewayani argued during a two-hour hearing at the South Jakarta District Court."We request the judicial panel to sentence him to death," the prosecutor said in a p…READ FULL ARTICLE
