DELAYED AGAIN: Executions of Bali Nine ringleaders put on hold until all legal appeals are finished… as protesters demand the Australians be put to death immediately, The executions of Bali Nine duo Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran have been delayed until all legal avenues have been exhausted, prompting fresh hope of a 'change of mind' from Foreign Minister Julie Bishop.
A spokesperson from the office of Muhammad Prasetyo, Indonesia's attorney-general, confirmed on Friday afternoon that the government had placed the executions on hold.
Spokesman Tony Spontana said that no time frame could be placed on the legal processes, which may include a challenge to court decisions and further appeals.
Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said that the delay may be the result of 'other reasons', but that she hoped the postponement showed a 'change of mind' by the Indonesian government, reported The ABC.Read More
Spokesman Tony Spontana said that no time frame could be placed on the legal processes, which may include a challenge to court decisions and further appeals.
Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said that the delay may be the result of 'other reasons', but that she hoped the postponement showed a 'change of mind' by the Indonesian government, reported The ABC.Read More
