Bali bomb suspect says he wants to die

An Islamic militant on trial for the 2005 Bali terror attacks which killed 20 people today told a court he was ready to die a martyr and defended his right to make bombs.

An Islamic militant on trial for the 2005 Bali terror attacks which killed 20 people today told a court he was ready to die a martyr and defended his right to make bombs.

Mohammad Cholily, 28, was one of four suspects on trial at the Bali District Court for the suicide bombings at three restaurants.

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