JAKARTA: An Indonesian court jailed a Chinese Uighur for six years after he was caught trying to join an extremist group led by the country’s most wanted militant.
Ahmed Bozoglan was arrested last September on the rugged central island of Sulawesi as he and three other members of the mostly Muslim ethnic minority attempted to meet militant Santoso, leader of a group known as the Eastern Indonesia Mujahideen.
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