Saturday, 31 July 2021

Three members of Australia’s Bali Nine deserve to walk free one day, jail officials say

The trio are serving life sentences but prison governors have sent glowing reports of their behaviour Three members of Australia’s Bali Nine, who have served 16 years behind bars, should be forgiven and allowed to walk free one day, prison and justice ministry officials say. The three, who are jailed in Bali, are serving life sentences for their role in an ill-fated heroin-smuggling plot and unless they can win a reprieve from Indonesia’s president, will never be freed. Continue reading...
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