Tag: Boycott Bali
Posted on Sun Jul 31, 2016 at 08:45:00 AM EST
Tags: Boycott Bali, Boycott Indonesia (all tags)
Indonesia executed four more drug traffickers this week. Another 10 were taken from their cells on the notorious Nusakambangan prison island at Cilacap, Central Java, and brought to the killing field. Without explanation, these 10 were taken back to their cells. In all, 16 coffins were ordered. Indonesia is not publicly identifying who is next.
Those killed included two Nigerians, a Senegalese and an Indonesian man.
Those executed on Friday were Indonesian Freddy Budiman, as well as Nigerians Seck Osmane, Michael Titus Igweh and Humphrey Jefferson Ejike Eleweke.
Michael Titus Igweh testified police "electrocuted his genitals." Humphrey Jefferson Ejike Eleweke has always maintained his innocence. [More...]
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Posted on Thu Mar 05, 2015 at 07:38:00 AM EST
Tags: Bali Nine, Indonesia, Boycott Bali (all tags)
Here's the police chief of Densepar, Indonesia, Djoko Hari Utomoposing, posing for his "happy snap" with Andrew Chan, on the Wings Air plane en route to the death island where Chan, Myuran and 8 others will be killed.
The photos were released to the media by the police. The Chief, who appears to be staring right into the camera, says:
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Posted on Fri Jan 16, 2015 at 01:44:41 PM EST
Tags: Boycott Bali, Indonesia, execution (all tags)
Indonesia will kick off its execution binge of 20 drug traffickers with the first six this weekend. Five are from foreign countries.
Attorney General HM Prasetyo confirmed on Thursday that five people — four men and a woman — would face the firing squad on Nusakambangan Island, Central Java, while one woman would face the firing squad in Boyolali, Central Java.
“We have prepared everything; the firing squad, clergymen and doctors. The executions will be done simultaneously, not one by one,” he said.
The Netherlands, Brazil and the European Union have asked Indonesia to call off the killings. It says it won't. Amnesty International issued this protest. [More...]
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