She also uploaded videos of bombings and killings by the Islamic State group on Facebook. FMTNews IS Singapore
SINGAPORE: An Indonesian maid was jailed for two years in Singapore Thursday for giving money to an Islamic State-linked terror outfit blamed for a string of attacks in her home country.
Anindia Afiyantari donated S$130 last year to charities used as fronts by Indonesia-based Jamaah Ansharut Daulah , described by prosecutors as among “the most dangerous terrorist organisations” in Southeast Asia. “The accused’s actions of plotting to finance terrorist acts… strike at the very heart of Singapore’s harmony,” prosecutors said, according to court documents.
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