Seven Indonesian men went on trial Monday accused of links to ISIS, and could face the death penalty if found guilty of breaking anti-terror laws, AFP reports.
They were all charged with being part of an "evil conspiracy" and accused of a range of crimes, from trying to aid acts of terror to supporting ISIS,
which has been banned in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country since October last year.
Three of the accused -- Ahmad Junaedi alias Abu Salman, Ridwan Sungkar alias Abu Bilal, and Helmi Muhamad Alamudi alias Abu Royan -- allegedly went to Syria to join ISIS last year and received military training, prosecutors said.