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French Drug Smuggler To Return Home After 18 Years Of Indonesian Prison
A Frenchman who served 18 years in custody for smuggling drugs into Bali was expected to arrive home Sunday after he was deported in a case that sparked outrage in France over Indonesia's tough narcotics laws.
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Indonesia Deports French Drug Smuggler Who Barely Escaped Death Sentence
A Frenchman who served 18 years in custody for smuggling drugs into Bali was deported Saturday in a case that sparked outrage in his native country over Indonesia's tough narcotics laws.
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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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Indonesian Court to Rule on Monday on Death Row Australians' Appeal
An Indonesian court will rule on Monday on the appeals of two Australian drug smugglers facing execution, a judge said, as their lawyers insisted they had done their best to save the men.
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Expert Witness Supports Appeal by Death Row Australians
Lawyers fighting to save the lives of two Australian drug smugglers on death row returned to court today to challenge the Indonesian president's rejection of their pleas for mercy.
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Australians on Indonesia Death Row Submit Appeal Evidence
Lawyers for two Australian drug smugglers facing execution in Indonesia submitted evidence to a court today as part of the men's latest attempt to avoid the firing squad.
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Australia Offers to Pay for Bali Pair's Jail Time if Spared
Australia has offered to pay the cost of imprisonment for two drug smugglers on death row in Indonesia if they are spared the firing squad, in another bid today to save their lives.
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Families Visit Australians on Indonesian Death Row
The families of two Australian drug smugglers facing imminent execution in Indonesia visited them today for the first time on a prison island where they will be put to death.
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Australians on Indonesia Death Row Leave for Execution Island
Two Australian drug smugglers in Indonesia were taken from their Bali prison Wednesday to an island where they will executed, as the Australian leader said his country was "revolted" by their looming deaths after frantic diplomatic efforts to save them.
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Execution of 2 Australians Delayed up to a Month, Says Indonesia
The execution of two Australian drug smugglers on death row in Indonesia has been delayed by up to one month, the vice president's office told AFP today.
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Indonesia Says 'Nothing' Will Stop Australian Executions
Indonesia's attorney-general declared today "nothing whatsoever" could stop the execution of two Australians from going ahead, promising the drug smugglers will face the firing squad as soon as possible.
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Australia Vows to Exhaust All Options to Save Bali Drug Smugglers
Australia will pursue all legal options to save two of its citizens from execution in Indonesia, Prime Minister Tony Abbott vowed today amid reports the death penalty judges asked for bribes.
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French Drug Smuggler To Return Home After 18 Years Of Indonesian Prison
A Frenchman who served 18 years in custody for smuggling drugs into Bali was expected to arrive home Sunday after he was deported in a case that sparked outrage in France over Indonesia's tough narcotics laws.
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Indonesia Deports French Drug Smuggler Who Barely Escaped Death Sentence
A Frenchman who served 18 years in custody for smuggling drugs into Bali was deported Saturday in a case that sparked outrage in his native country over Indonesia's tough narcotics laws.
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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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Indonesian Court to Rule on Monday on Death Row Australians' Appeal
An Indonesian court will rule on Monday on the appeals of two Australian drug smugglers facing execution, a judge said, as their lawyers insisted they had done their best to save the men.
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Expert Witness Supports Appeal by Death Row Australians
Lawyers fighting to save the lives of two Australian drug smugglers on death row returned to court today to challenge the Indonesian president's rejection of their pleas for mercy.
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Australians on Indonesia Death Row Submit Appeal Evidence
Lawyers for two Australian drug smugglers facing execution in Indonesia submitted evidence to a court today as part of the men's latest attempt to avoid the firing squad.
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Australia Offers to Pay for Bali Pair's Jail Time if Spared
Australia has offered to pay the cost of imprisonment for two drug smugglers on death row in Indonesia if they are spared the firing squad, in another bid today to save their lives.
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Families Visit Australians on Indonesian Death Row
The families of two Australian drug smugglers facing imminent execution in Indonesia visited them today for the first time on a prison island where they will be put to death.
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Australians on Indonesia Death Row Leave for Execution Island
Two Australian drug smugglers in Indonesia were taken from their Bali prison Wednesday to an island where they will executed, as the Australian leader said his country was "revolted" by their looming deaths after frantic diplomatic efforts to save them.
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Execution of 2 Australians Delayed up to a Month, Says Indonesia
The execution of two Australian drug smugglers on death row in Indonesia has been delayed by up to one month, the vice president's office told AFP today.
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Indonesia Says 'Nothing' Will Stop Australian Executions
Indonesia's attorney-general declared today "nothing whatsoever" could stop the execution of two Australians from going ahead, promising the drug smugglers will face the firing squad as soon as possible.
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Australia Vows to Exhaust All Options to Save Bali Drug Smugglers
Australia will pursue all legal options to save two of its citizens from execution in Indonesia, Prime Minister Tony Abbott vowed today amid reports the death penalty judges asked for bribes.
