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> US applauds arrests of suspected terrorists in M'sia and S'pore
>
> WASHINGTON Jan 8 - Washington Monday applauded Malaysia's determination to
> support the international coalition against terrorism with its latest
> arrests of 13 suspected terrorists.
>
> However, the US administration came under fire from civil liberty groups
> and American Muslims for its indefinite detention of hundreds of
> American-Muslims and foreign West Asians and Muslim men suspected of being
> involved in terrorism.
>
> A State Department official said here that it was important for
> governments around the world to take decisive actions against threats from
> terrorists or similar groups.
>
> Following Malaysia's announcement of its arrests of Kumpulan Militan
> Malaysia (KMM) members, Singapore announced its detention of 15 suspected
> terrorists between Dec 9 and 24 under the republic's Internal Security
> Act.
>
> The suspects were believed to be a network of militants targeting the US
> Embassy and American businesses in the island state.
>
> The official said that while the US welcomed the decisive actions taken in
> Malaysia and Singapore against terrorists, its view on the ISA had not
> changed and hoped that the men arrested would be tried in court where they
> would be given a chance to defend themselves.
>
> He noted that President George W. Bush, in a meeting with Chinese leader
> Jiang Zemin in Shanghai, addressed the counter-terrorism issue with China
> while also expressing his concerns about the importance of maintaining
> human rights.
>
> President Bush's views on the issue were not limited to China but also
> other countries engaged in counter terrorism, the official said.
>
> Meanwhile, the Bush administration came under fire from civil liberty
> groups and American Muslims for its indefinite detention of hundreds of
> American-Muslims and foreign West Asians and Muslim men suspected of being
> involved in terrorism.
>
> Bush had proposed a military tribunal to try foreign suspects behind
> closed doors - a proposal that had drawn noisy criticisms from many
> Americans who believe in an open trial for all.
>
> State Department spokesman Richard Boucher, in his daily briefing here
> Monday, said that these arrests not only showed the global nature of the
> threat posed by terrorist networks but also the seriousness with which the
> governments, including those in Southeast Asia, have been taking the
> threat.
>
> He said the US was encouraged by the range of counter-terrorism
> cooperation and actions taking place in the region and elsewhere,
> including the tightening of immigration and border controls.
>
> "Southeast Asian nations have also taken effective measures to stop the
> financing of terrorism, to share intelligence information, step up law
> enforcement, all of which are having a positive effect against the
> presence of terrorists in the region.
>
> "We welcome the resolve towards preventing, suppressing and eradicating
> terrorism that they expressed in their 2001 Asean Summit Declaration, and
> we stand by to assist them in this effort in both the short term and for
> the duration in the effort against terrorism," Boucher said.
>
> The 13 suspects arrested by Malaysian police between Dec 9 and Jan 3 were
> believed to be plotting to topple the government and establish a hardline
> Islamic state comprising Malaysia, Indonesia and southern Philippines.
>
> The authorities have seized documents on guerilla warfare, map-reading and
> use of fire-arms.
>
> Police also believed that they may be linked to suspected terrorist
> Zacharias Moussaoui, a 33-year-old French man, believed to have visited
> Malaysia twice in 2000.
>
> Moussaoui is the only person charged so far in connection with last year's
> Sept 11 terrorist attacks on New York and Washington.
>
>
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