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'Books for Tomorrow' to ignite humanity for death row inmates
Books 6 years ago

'Books for Tomorrow' to ignite humanity for death row inmates

Data from Amnesty International reveal that there are more than 300 death row inmates in Indonesia, the ninth-highest number in the world.
Death row art: A rare glimpse inside Vietnam's secret jails
SE Asia 7 years ago

Death row art: A rare glimpse inside Vietnam's secret jails

Nguyen Truong Chinh proudly holds up intricately crafted animals, flowers and hearts -- secret gifts made from plastic bags by a son on Vietnam's death row.
AGO called on to stop execution
National 8 years ago

AGO called on to stop execution

The Jakarta Legal Aid Institute (LBH Jakarta) has called on the government to halt its plan to execute several more death row inmates this year, following statements issued by Attorney General HM Prasetyo, who confirmed the imminent executions. 
Female prisoners in Bali move to new facility
National 8 years ago

Female prisoners in Bali move to new facility

Inmates of the Denpasar Women's Penitentiary have officially been moved to a new building in Kerobokan, Bali. The location of the building was previously used as the Kerobokan Prison’s women block.
Zulfiqar Ali's fate to be decided soon: Official
National 8 years ago

Zulfiqar Ali's fate to be decided soon: Official

The government will soon decide on the fate of Zulfiqar Ali, a Pakistani death-row inmate, including on whether or not he will be pardoned after it was confirmed that he is now terminally ill with advanced liver cancer, according to an official.
Terminally ill Pakistani prisoner transferred to Jakarta hospital
National 8 years ago

Terminally ill Pakistani prisoner transferred to Jakarta hospital

Zulfiqar Ali, a terminally ill Pakistani death row inmate and drug convict, is being treated at a hospital in Jakarta after he was diagnosed with advanced liver cancer.
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