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Ex-College Basketball Star Jarred Shaw Faces Death Penalty In Indonesia For Alleged Drug Smuggling
The Indonesian Basketball League has banned him for life, and his team, the Tangerang Hawks, has terminated his contract.
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Australian Man Faces 20-Year Jail, $600,000 Fine For Selling Meth In Bali
An Australian man faces up to 20 years in prison in Indonesia's Bali and a fine of more than $600,000 for allegedly attempting to sell crystal meth.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo Orders Officers To Shoot Drug Traffickers
Indonesia's President Joko Widodo has instructed law enforcement officers to shoot drug traffickers to deal with a narcotics emergency facing the country.
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Indian Facing Death Sentence May Not Be Pardoned: Indonesian President
An Indian national facing death sentence in Indonesia on drug smuggling charges may not be pardoned, President Joko Widodo has indicated, saying the capital penalty is handed down only to individuals who have carried out serious crimes and is not based on nationality.
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Indonesia Wages War On Drugs But Cuts Funding For Rehabilitation
Rizki Mulyadi sits half-submerged in a steaming herbal bath, hands folded in his lap and head down.
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Pak Urges Indonesia To Delay Execution Of Man Convicted Of Drug Smuggling
Pakistan on Monday urged the Indonesian government to stay the execution of one of its nationals convicted of smuggling drugs, citing concerns that his 2005 trial had been unfair.
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Philippine Woman Will Not Be In Indonesia's Next Round Of Executions
A woman from the Philippines convicted in Indonesia for drug smuggling and sentenced to death will not be among the first round of executions carried out when capital punishment is resumed after a lull, the attorney general said today.
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Indian Jailed For 14 Years For Bali Drug-Smuggling
An Indian man was jailed for 14 years on Monday for trying to bring crystal methamphetamine into the Indonesian resort island of Bali.
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Indonesian Court Rejects Death Row Frenchman's Appeal
A Indonesian court today rejected an appeal by a French drug convict on death row, taking him a step closer to the firing squad.
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Indonesian Court to Decide on French Death Row Convict's Appeal Next Week
An Indonesian court will rule next week on an appeal lodged by a Frenchman on death row who is challenging the president's refusal to grant him clemency, a judge told a hearing on Monday.
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Australia Seeks Swift Repair to Jakarta Ties After Executions
Prime Minister Tony Abbott said today it would be best to restore Australia's relationship with Indonesia "as quickly as possible" as the bodies of two drug traffickers executed two days before were set to return home.
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Deal to Target Drug Network, Not The Mule, Saved Filipina's Life
As the clocked ticked on Tuesday towards midnight, the hour when nine drug traffickers were expected to be executed on a high-security prison island in Indonesia, mandarins in the Philippines waited nervously for some word from Jakarta.
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Indonesia Convicts Sang Praise to God Before Execution
As they walked to face the firing squad on an Indonesian prison island, eight condemned drug traffickers defiantly sang praise to God, witnesses said, while in a town across the water a group of tearful supporters was also uniting in song.
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Indonesia Defends Executions as Part of 'War' on Drugs
Indonesia's attorney general on Wednesday defended the execution of seven foreign drug convicts, saying that the country was facing a "war" against drugs.
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Anguished Families Make 'Last Visit' Before Indonesia Executions
Relatives of two Australian drug smugglers on death row in Indonesia cried out in anguish as they arrived at a prison island Tuesday, in distressing scenes as they paid what could be their final visit to the condemned men ahead of their executions.
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Ex-College Basketball Star Jarred Shaw Faces Death Penalty In Indonesia For Alleged Drug Smuggling
The Indonesian Basketball League has banned him for life, and his team, the Tangerang Hawks, has terminated his contract.
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Australian Man Faces 20-Year Jail, $600,000 Fine For Selling Meth In Bali
An Australian man faces up to 20 years in prison in Indonesia's Bali and a fine of more than $600,000 for allegedly attempting to sell crystal meth.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo Orders Officers To Shoot Drug Traffickers
Indonesia's President Joko Widodo has instructed law enforcement officers to shoot drug traffickers to deal with a narcotics emergency facing the country.
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Indian Facing Death Sentence May Not Be Pardoned: Indonesian President
An Indian national facing death sentence in Indonesia on drug smuggling charges may not be pardoned, President Joko Widodo has indicated, saying the capital penalty is handed down only to individuals who have carried out serious crimes and is not based on nationality.
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Indonesia Wages War On Drugs But Cuts Funding For Rehabilitation
Rizki Mulyadi sits half-submerged in a steaming herbal bath, hands folded in his lap and head down.
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Pak Urges Indonesia To Delay Execution Of Man Convicted Of Drug Smuggling
Pakistan on Monday urged the Indonesian government to stay the execution of one of its nationals convicted of smuggling drugs, citing concerns that his 2005 trial had been unfair.
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Philippine Woman Will Not Be In Indonesia's Next Round Of Executions
A woman from the Philippines convicted in Indonesia for drug smuggling and sentenced to death will not be among the first round of executions carried out when capital punishment is resumed after a lull, the attorney general said today.
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Indian Jailed For 14 Years For Bali Drug-Smuggling
An Indian man was jailed for 14 years on Monday for trying to bring crystal methamphetamine into the Indonesian resort island of Bali.
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Indonesian Court Rejects Death Row Frenchman's Appeal
A Indonesian court today rejected an appeal by a French drug convict on death row, taking him a step closer to the firing squad.
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Indonesian Court to Decide on French Death Row Convict's Appeal Next Week
An Indonesian court will rule next week on an appeal lodged by a Frenchman on death row who is challenging the president's refusal to grant him clemency, a judge told a hearing on Monday.
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Australia Seeks Swift Repair to Jakarta Ties After Executions
Prime Minister Tony Abbott said today it would be best to restore Australia's relationship with Indonesia "as quickly as possible" as the bodies of two drug traffickers executed two days before were set to return home.
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Deal to Target Drug Network, Not The Mule, Saved Filipina's Life
As the clocked ticked on Tuesday towards midnight, the hour when nine drug traffickers were expected to be executed on a high-security prison island in Indonesia, mandarins in the Philippines waited nervously for some word from Jakarta.
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Indonesia Convicts Sang Praise to God Before Execution
As they walked to face the firing squad on an Indonesian prison island, eight condemned drug traffickers defiantly sang praise to God, witnesses said, while in a town across the water a group of tearful supporters was also uniting in song.
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Indonesia Defends Executions as Part of 'War' on Drugs
Indonesia's attorney general on Wednesday defended the execution of seven foreign drug convicts, saying that the country was facing a "war" against drugs.
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Anguished Families Make 'Last Visit' Before Indonesia Executions
Relatives of two Australian drug smugglers on death row in Indonesia cried out in anguish as they arrived at a prison island Tuesday, in distressing scenes as they paid what could be their final visit to the condemned men ahead of their executions.
