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Francois Hollande Vows Fight to Save Frenchman Facing Death in Indonesia
French President Francois Hollande said his country was doing "everything" it can to save a Frenchman accused of drug offences in Indonesia from the firing squad after he lost an appeal against his death sentence on Monday.
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Frenchman Loses Indonesia Execution Appeal, Lawyers Vow Fight
A French drug convict lost an appeal against his death sentence today, but his lawyers vowed to fight on and prevent another foreigner from facing the firing squad in Indonesia after a series of executions that generated an international uproar.
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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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Indonesian Court Postpones Death Row Frenchman's Appeal
An Indonesian court today postponed the start of an appeal by a Frenchman on death row to next week, indicating the country's slow-moving justice system could delay his execution for some time yet.
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Executions in Indonesia Spark International Outrage
Indonesia faced a storm of international protest today for putting seven foreign drug convicts before a firing squad, but Filipinos rejoiced after a compatriot was spared at the last minute.
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Mobilising All Diplomatic Options to Save National from Execution in Indonesia: France
France said today that it was mobilising all diplomatic options in a bid to save Frenchman Serge Atlaoui from death row in Indonesia on drug charges following the execution of seven foreigners.
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Paris Warns Indonesia of Consequences if Frenchman Executed
The French ambassador in Jakarta today warned Indonesia that executing a Frenchman on death row on drugs charges would have "consequences" for the bilateral relationship.
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Francois Hollande Vows Fight to Save Frenchman Facing Death in Indonesia
French President Francois Hollande said his country was doing "everything" it can to save a Frenchman accused of drug offences in Indonesia from the firing squad after he lost an appeal against his death sentence on Monday.
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Frenchman Loses Indonesia Execution Appeal, Lawyers Vow Fight
A French drug convict lost an appeal against his death sentence today, but his lawyers vowed to fight on and prevent another foreigner from facing the firing squad in Indonesia after a series of executions that generated an international uproar.
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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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Indonesian Court Postpones Death Row Frenchman's Appeal
An Indonesian court today postponed the start of an appeal by a Frenchman on death row to next week, indicating the country's slow-moving justice system could delay his execution for some time yet.
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Executions in Indonesia Spark International Outrage
Indonesia faced a storm of international protest today for putting seven foreign drug convicts before a firing squad, but Filipinos rejoiced after a compatriot was spared at the last minute.
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Mobilising All Diplomatic Options to Save National from Execution in Indonesia: France
France said today that it was mobilising all diplomatic options in a bid to save Frenchman Serge Atlaoui from death row in Indonesia on drug charges following the execution of seven foreigners.
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Paris Warns Indonesia of Consequences if Frenchman Executed
The French ambassador in Jakarta today warned Indonesia that executing a Frenchman on death row on drugs charges would have "consequences" for the bilateral relationship.
