Indonezija pogubila osam stranaca zbog droge

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epa04720819 (FILE) A combo file picture shows Indonesia's death-row prisoners Mary Jane Veloso of the Philippines (L) at Wirogunan prison in Yogyakarta on 21 April 2015, Myuran Sukumaran of Australia (C) during his trial in Bali on 24 January 2006, and Andrew Chan of Australia (R) at a court in Bali on 08 October 2010, Indonesia. Veloso, Sukumaran and Chan are among several foreign convicts Indonesia is planning to execute. International pressure increased on 25 April 2015 for Indonesia's president Joko Widodo to stop the imminent execution of up to 10 drug convicts, including nine foreigners. Diplomats have been requested to travel to Nusakambangan, the prison island off Java where the inmates are to be executed, on 25 April. Earlier on 24 April, an official said authorities have ordered preparations for the execution of 10 death-row inmates, including two Australian members of the group Bali Nine that have been the subject of a high-profile campaign for clemency. Convicts are typically notified of their executions three days in advance. The Australian government has repeatedly asked for clemency on behalf of its nationals Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran. EPA/BIMO SATRIO / MADE NAGI / MADE NAGI

Osam osoba osuđenih na smrt zbog trgovine drogom u Indoneziji, među kojima sedam stranaca, pogubljeno je u noći između utorka i srijede, dok je jedna Filipinka dobila odgodu u posljednjem trenutku, izvijestili su indonezijski mediji.

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Dvojica Australaca, jedan Brazilac, četvorica Nigerijaca i jedan Indonežanin, osuđeni za trgovinu drogom, strijeljani su nedugo nakon ponoći po lokalnom vremenu u zatvoru na izoliranom otoku Nusakambangan, objavili su državna televizijska postaja Metro TV i dnevni list Jacarta Post.

epaselect epa04724006 Filipino protesters light candles as they wait for the imminent execution of a Filipino mother, in front of the Indonesian embassy in Makati city, south of Manila, Philippines, 28 April 2015. Philippine labour and women's rights activists picketed the Indonesian embassy to appeal for Jakarta to spare a Filipino mother of two scheduled to be executed by firing squad for drug trafficking. The activists vowed to stay outside the embassy in Manila until Indonesian President Joko Widodo stops the execution of Mary Jane Veloso or a second appeal filed by her lawyers is granted. Veloso is one of 10 drug convicts whose planned executions have triggered criticism and calls for mercy from around the world. EPA/FRANCIS R. MALASIG

“Pogubljenje Mary Jane Veloso je odgođeno na molbu predsjednika Filipina nakon što se filipinskoj policiji predala osoba koja ju je regrutirala”, rekao je glasnogovornik indonezijskog državnog tužitelja Tony Spontana, objasnivši kako je zatraženo svjedočenje Veloso.

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