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After the execution of two Australians in Indonesia, the Australian government decided to revoke its ambassador for consultations Jakarta – said Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott. “It hurt a very important Australian-Indonesian relations. We can not go over it on the agenda” – he commented.
Eight people convicted for drug trafficking in Indonesia, including seven foreigners and Indonesian, were executed. Was not among them Filipinki, whose execution was postponed.
The four Nigerian nationals, two Australians, Brazilian and Indonesian citizen were executed by firing squad in prison on the Indonesian island of Nusakambangan.
Two Australians were arrested in April 2005 for leading a criminal group having smuggled from Indonesia to Australia more than eight kilograms of heroin. The authorities in Jakarta International rejected requests for clemency. According to the UN crimes committed by the nine convicts were not so serious to rule on capital punishment.
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