| Police in Indonesia say they have found charts mapping the structure of the extremist group Jemaah Islamiyah. Police say the photocopied charts show the names and departments have changed compared with previous intelligence on the extremist group. They say JI now also has a "military wing" led by Abu Dujana, which is tasked with collecting explosives and arms for attacks. The photocopies were found after raids in Indonesia last month in which one suspected militant was shot dead and seven others arrested. The raids led to a major seizure of bombs and weapons, which police say would have been used in future atrocities. JI has been blamed for the Bali bombings as well as the attacks on the Marriott Hotel and the Australian embassy in Jakarta. |