Amnesty denounces Indonesia over executions

Amnesty International has denounced Indonesia for executing two convicted murderer, the first executions in the country in six years.

Amnesty denounces Indonesia over executions
Wed, 23 May, 2001 - 19:17

Amnesty International has denounced Indonesia for executing two convicted murderer, the first executions in the country in six years.

Fredik Soru and Gerson Pandie were executed on Saturday by firing squad in a forest about 25 miles east of Kupang.

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