Sun, 18 Jan, 2015 - 11:43
Indonesia has executed six people, five of them foreigners, for drug trafficking despite international appeals to spare them.
The government defended the firing squad executions as necessary to combat the rising drug trade.
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CourtsHeathrowPlace: BrazilPlace: MalawiPlace: NigeriaPlace: NetherlandsPlace: NusakambanganPlace: Central JavaPlace: VietnamPlace: BoyolaliPlace: PapuaPlace: The HaguePlace: IndonesiaPlace: south-east AsiaPlace: JakartaPerson: presidentPerson: Joko WidodoPerson: Dilma RousseffPerson: Marco Archer Cardoso MoreiraPerson: Ang Kiem SoePerson: foreign ministerPerson: Bert KoendersPerson: AngPerson: King Willem-AlexanderPerson: prime ministerPerson: Mark RuttePerson: President WidodoPerson: Muhammad PrasetyoPerson: PrasetyoPerson: WidodoPerson: MoreiraPerson: Rodrigo Muxfeldt GulartePerson: SoeiPerson: Namaona DenisPerson: Daniel EnemuoPerson: Rani AndrianiPerson: Tran Bich HanhOrganisation: IndonesiaOrganisation: National Anti-Narcotic Agency

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