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Wrestler Bajrang Punia Questions Selection Criteria For Khel Ratna
Despite winning gold medals in the Asian Games at Jakarta and the Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, his name did not feature in the final list of nominees.
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Indonesia Court Refuses To Drop 'Blasphemy' Governor's Trial
An Indonesian court on Tuesday refused to drop blasphemy charges against the Christian governor of the capital Jakarta, as hundreds of people protested outside the court where the trial is taking place.
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Indonesia Court To Proceed With Blasphemy Trial Of Jakarta's Governor
An Indonesian court will proceed with a controversial blasphemy trial against Jakarta's Christian governor, who is accused of insulting the Koran, a judge said on Tuesday, a case seen as a test of religious freedom in the Muslim-majority nation.
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Jakarta Governor Basuki Purnama Fights Blasphemy Charges In Court
Jakarta's Christian Governor returned to court on Tuesday to fight allegations of insulting the Koran that could see him jailed under tough blasphemy laws in the world's largest Muslim-majority country.
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Indonesian Woman Given 20 Year Jail Term In Cyanide Murder
A Jakarta court sentenced an Indonesian woman accused of killing a former classmate with cyanide-laced coffee to 20 years in prison on Thursday, in a dramatic climax to a trial that was broadcast live and became a national spectacle.
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Indonesian Woman Gets 20 Years For Poisoned-Coffee Murder
An Indonesian court jailed a woman for 20 years on Thursday for murdering her college friend by poisoning her coffee, ending a dramatic case that gripped the country for months.
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Canadian Teacher Re-Arrested For Sex Abuse Of Kindergartners To Return To Prison
A Canadian teacher is expected to return to a Jakarta prison today, a family member said, a day after Indonesia's Supreme Court overturned his acquittal on charges of sexually abusing kindergarten children at an international school in the capital.
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Canadian, Indonesian In School Abuse Case Ordered Back To Jail
A Canadian and an Indonesian have been ordered back to jail for committing sex abuse at Jakarta international school after their acquittals were overturned, a court official, the latest dramatic twist in the long-running case.
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Indonesia Asks China to Clarify South China Sea Claims
Indonesia has asked China to clarify its claims over the South China Sea but has yet to receive a response, the Foreign Ministry said today, a day after Indonesia's security chief said Jakarta could take Beijing to court over an island dispute.
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Indonesian Court Overturns School Abuse Convictions
A Canadian and an Indonesian jailed for sexual abuse at a prestigious Jakarta international school are to be freed after their convictions were overturned, a lawyer said today, in a case criticised as riddled with legal errors.
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Indonesia to Free International School Teachers Charged With Sexually Abusing Students
Indonesia will free two teachers who were jailed for sexually abusing students at an international school, the pair's lawyer said on Friday, in a case critics say was fraught with irregularities.
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Indonesia Court Rejects Sex Abuse Lawsuit Against International School
A Jakarta court today threw out a multi-million dollar sex abuse lawsuit against an international school, raising hopes for two teachers who were jailed in a related case that had triggered concerns about the justice system in Indonesia.
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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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Wrestler Bajrang Punia Questions Selection Criteria For Khel Ratna
Despite winning gold medals in the Asian Games at Jakarta and the Commonwealth Games in Gold Coast, his name did not feature in the final list of nominees.
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Indonesia Court Refuses To Drop 'Blasphemy' Governor's Trial
An Indonesian court on Tuesday refused to drop blasphemy charges against the Christian governor of the capital Jakarta, as hundreds of people protested outside the court where the trial is taking place.
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Indonesia Court To Proceed With Blasphemy Trial Of Jakarta's Governor
An Indonesian court will proceed with a controversial blasphemy trial against Jakarta's Christian governor, who is accused of insulting the Koran, a judge said on Tuesday, a case seen as a test of religious freedom in the Muslim-majority nation.
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Jakarta Governor Basuki Purnama Fights Blasphemy Charges In Court
Jakarta's Christian Governor returned to court on Tuesday to fight allegations of insulting the Koran that could see him jailed under tough blasphemy laws in the world's largest Muslim-majority country.
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Indonesian Woman Given 20 Year Jail Term In Cyanide Murder
A Jakarta court sentenced an Indonesian woman accused of killing a former classmate with cyanide-laced coffee to 20 years in prison on Thursday, in a dramatic climax to a trial that was broadcast live and became a national spectacle.
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Indonesian Woman Gets 20 Years For Poisoned-Coffee Murder
An Indonesian court jailed a woman for 20 years on Thursday for murdering her college friend by poisoning her coffee, ending a dramatic case that gripped the country for months.
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Canadian Teacher Re-Arrested For Sex Abuse Of Kindergartners To Return To Prison
A Canadian teacher is expected to return to a Jakarta prison today, a family member said, a day after Indonesia's Supreme Court overturned his acquittal on charges of sexually abusing kindergarten children at an international school in the capital.
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Canadian, Indonesian In School Abuse Case Ordered Back To Jail
A Canadian and an Indonesian have been ordered back to jail for committing sex abuse at Jakarta international school after their acquittals were overturned, a court official, the latest dramatic twist in the long-running case.
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Indonesia Asks China to Clarify South China Sea Claims
Indonesia has asked China to clarify its claims over the South China Sea but has yet to receive a response, the Foreign Ministry said today, a day after Indonesia's security chief said Jakarta could take Beijing to court over an island dispute.
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Indonesian Court Overturns School Abuse Convictions
A Canadian and an Indonesian jailed for sexual abuse at a prestigious Jakarta international school are to be freed after their convictions were overturned, a lawyer said today, in a case criticised as riddled with legal errors.
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Indonesia to Free International School Teachers Charged With Sexually Abusing Students
Indonesia will free two teachers who were jailed for sexually abusing students at an international school, the pair's lawyer said on Friday, in a case critics say was fraught with irregularities.
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Indonesia Court Rejects Sex Abuse Lawsuit Against International School
A Jakarta court today threw out a multi-million dollar sex abuse lawsuit against an international school, raising hopes for two teachers who were jailed in a related case that had triggered concerns about the justice system in Indonesia.
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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.
