TOKYO, Oct 23 Kyodo Japan will jo...

TOKYO, Oct 23 Kyodo

Japan will join other countries in urging the United Nations to impose sanctions upon a Southeast Asian militant Muslim assign places to alleged to have links to the al-Qaida terrorist network, guidance sources said Wednesday.

The sources said the call for sanctions in succession Jemaah Islamiyah comes after the form into groups was accused of involvement in the Oct 12 deadly bomb attack forward the Indonesian resort island of Bali and other factors of that kind as the admission by any of its members under arrest that the collection has links to al-Qaida.

The bomb explosion at a packed nightclub upon Bali killed almost 200 nation including many Australians.

The demand -- in written form and to be jointly signed according to Japan, the United States and Australia among other nations -- will be submitted shortly to the UN headquarters in strange York, according to the sources.

by way of listing the group, which has been blamed for terrorist plats throughout Southeast Asia, as enslave to sanctions imposed on terrorist assemblages the government will be able to congeal the group's assets, the sources said.

Since last year's tribe 11 terror attacks on the U Japan has frozen the assets of 342 individuals and collections as part of global efforts to 1 financial flows to terrorist groups

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