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Frenchman Held For Alleged Child Molesting Kills Himself: Indonesia Police
A French national detained in Indonesia on suspicion of molesting over hundreds of children has died by apparent suicide, police said Monday.
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UN Condemns Police Violence In Indonesia After Snake Used To Scare Suspect
United Nations rights experts have urged Indonesia to investigate accusations of violence by police and military in Papua after a video showed officers using a live snake to intimidate a suspect during questioning.
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Delhi Police Issues Traffic Advisory For The Republic Day Full Dress Rehearsal
Three days before the Republic Day, a full dress rehearsal will be held today. The rehearsal will have the same route as that of the Parade on Republic Day. The Parade rehearsal will start at 09.50 am today from the Vijay Chowk and will proceed to Red Fort. This year is India's 69th Republic Day which will be attended by the 10 heads of Association...
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Indonesia Police Say Investigating Suspected Pipe Bomb
Indonesia police said the perpetrator in a stabbing incident near Jakarta may have been carrying a pipe bomb, along with sharp instruments used in an attack that injured two police on Thursday.
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Indonesia Gets New Anti-Terror Chief As Threats Rise
Indonesia today installed a prominent police general as its new anti-terror chief at a time when the Muslim-majority nation faces a rising threat from citizens flocking to join terrorists in Syria.
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Indonesia Kills 1 Militant After Attack, Search For More
Indonesian police killed one suspected militant and arrested two more in raids across the country today, a day after an attack by ISIS suicide bombers and gunmen in the heart of the Southeast Asian nation's capital.
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Indonesia Says Attack Underlines Emergence Of ISIS Threat
Indonesia must strengthen its defences against Islamic State and work with neighbouring countries to fight it, Jakarta's police chief said on Friday, a day after an attack by suicide bombers and gunmen in the heart of the Southeast Asian nation's capital.
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Chaos As Stunning Terrorist Attack Unfolds In Indonesia's Capital
Jeremy Douglas hadn't seen anything like what he was witnessing from his office window at the United Nations building in central Jakarta: police exchanging gunfire with militants amid a series of blasts at a key intersection of Indonesia's capital.
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Indonesian Vote In Elections For Regional Leaders
Millions of Indonesians voted today in nationwide elections for regional leaders in the sprawling archipelago.
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Indonesia Swears in New Police Chief After Bitter Feud
Indonesian President Joko Widodo swore in a new national police chief Friday, ending a long-running saga over the powerful appointment that tested his leadership and commitment to fight corruption in the graft-prone country.
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Indonesia's President Faces Pressure to Replace Police Chief Nominee
Indonesia's new President, Joko Widodo, faced mounting pressure today to replace his sole pick for national police chief after the anti-graft agency declared the nominee a corruption suspect.
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Indonesia Arrests Six for Attempting to Join Islamic State Militants
Indonesian police on Saturday arrested six people just before they were about to fly to Syria to join the Islamic State group, the latest in a growing wave of sympathisers emerging from the world's most populous Muslim nation.
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Four Britons, one Indian arrested over Bali 'drug ring'
Four Britons and one Indian national have been arrested on the resort island of Bali for drug smuggling, police said. The arrested men could face death under Indonesia's stiff anti-drug laws. Lindsay June Sandiford was arrested on May 19 with almost five kilograms of cocaine at the airport in Denpasar, arriving on a Thai Airways flight from Bangkok...
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Indonesia yanks Lady Gaga gig, says she'll corrupt kids
Lady Gaga will have to cancel her sold-out show in Indonesia following protests by Islamic hard-liners and conservative lawmakers.
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Frenchman Held For Alleged Child Molesting Kills Himself: Indonesia Police
A French national detained in Indonesia on suspicion of molesting over hundreds of children has died by apparent suicide, police said Monday.
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UN Condemns Police Violence In Indonesia After Snake Used To Scare Suspect
United Nations rights experts have urged Indonesia to investigate accusations of violence by police and military in Papua after a video showed officers using a live snake to intimidate a suspect during questioning.
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Delhi Police Issues Traffic Advisory For The Republic Day Full Dress Rehearsal
Three days before the Republic Day, a full dress rehearsal will be held today. The rehearsal will have the same route as that of the Parade on Republic Day. The Parade rehearsal will start at 09.50 am today from the Vijay Chowk and will proceed to Red Fort. This year is India's 69th Republic Day which will be attended by the 10 heads of Association...
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Indonesia Police Say Investigating Suspected Pipe Bomb
Indonesia police said the perpetrator in a stabbing incident near Jakarta may have been carrying a pipe bomb, along with sharp instruments used in an attack that injured two police on Thursday.
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Indonesia Gets New Anti-Terror Chief As Threats Rise
Indonesia today installed a prominent police general as its new anti-terror chief at a time when the Muslim-majority nation faces a rising threat from citizens flocking to join terrorists in Syria.
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Indonesia Kills 1 Militant After Attack, Search For More
Indonesian police killed one suspected militant and arrested two more in raids across the country today, a day after an attack by ISIS suicide bombers and gunmen in the heart of the Southeast Asian nation's capital.
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Indonesia Says Attack Underlines Emergence Of ISIS Threat
Indonesia must strengthen its defences against Islamic State and work with neighbouring countries to fight it, Jakarta's police chief said on Friday, a day after an attack by suicide bombers and gunmen in the heart of the Southeast Asian nation's capital.
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Chaos As Stunning Terrorist Attack Unfolds In Indonesia's Capital
Jeremy Douglas hadn't seen anything like what he was witnessing from his office window at the United Nations building in central Jakarta: police exchanging gunfire with militants amid a series of blasts at a key intersection of Indonesia's capital.
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Indonesian Vote In Elections For Regional Leaders
Millions of Indonesians voted today in nationwide elections for regional leaders in the sprawling archipelago.
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Indonesia Swears in New Police Chief After Bitter Feud
Indonesian President Joko Widodo swore in a new national police chief Friday, ending a long-running saga over the powerful appointment that tested his leadership and commitment to fight corruption in the graft-prone country.
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Indonesia's President Faces Pressure to Replace Police Chief Nominee
Indonesia's new President, Joko Widodo, faced mounting pressure today to replace his sole pick for national police chief after the anti-graft agency declared the nominee a corruption suspect.
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Indonesia Arrests Six for Attempting to Join Islamic State Militants
Indonesian police on Saturday arrested six people just before they were about to fly to Syria to join the Islamic State group, the latest in a growing wave of sympathisers emerging from the world's most populous Muslim nation.
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Four Britons, one Indian arrested over Bali 'drug ring'
Four Britons and one Indian national have been arrested on the resort island of Bali for drug smuggling, police said. The arrested men could face death under Indonesia's stiff anti-drug laws. Lindsay June Sandiford was arrested on May 19 with almost five kilograms of cocaine at the airport in Denpasar, arriving on a Thai Airways flight from Bangkok...
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Indonesia yanks Lady Gaga gig, says she'll corrupt kids
Lady Gaga will have to cancel her sold-out show in Indonesia following protests by Islamic hard-liners and conservative lawmakers.
