Indonesia: Stop imminent execution of five people

Headline Title: Indonesia: Stop imminent execution of five people 05 December 2014 The Indonesian government’s apparent plans to execute five people by the end of the year must be halted immediately, Amnesty International said today. The organization urged the government to impose a moratorium on the implementation of the death penalty with a view to its eventual abolition. Local media reports indicate that the five death row prisoners have now been moved into isolation, as preparations for their executions begin. Indonesia’s Junior Attorney General for…

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