Indonesian central bank refuses to freeze terrorists' assets

Indonesia's central bank is refusing to comply with US demands to freeze assets linked to Osama bin Laden.

Sat, 20 Oct, 2001 - 10:02

Indonesia's central bank is refusing to comply with US demands to freeze assets linked to Osama bin Laden.

Bank Indonesia Governor Syahril Sabirin claims seizing the assets will contravene Indonesian law, the state Antara news agency reports.

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