By Fatima Astuti, Coomon Ground News, 25 February 2011; Jakarta Post, March 2011.

In Indonesia, religious violence and terrorism are always discussed in the context of the 2002 Bali bombings which killed 202 people and wounded 240 others. The discussion always focuses on the perpetrators of the crime, those who were killed or injured, the role of religious movements in the bombings and how the Indonesian government handled the tragedy. No one talks about the survivors: the families of the victims, and the perpetrators, who were killed in the bombings.

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