Agony of the last goodbye on Bali Nine death row:

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Agony of the last goodbye on Bali Nine death row: Distraught families of two Australians facing the firing squad TONIGHT collapse in tears as they see their loved ones for the final time
Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran are set to be executed in Indonesia
They have been on death row over a heroin smuggling plot for 10 years
Australian pair met their families today and Chan married his fiancé
Firing squad execution to go ahead, but legal challenge set for May 12



Two Australian drug smugglers set to be executed by firing squad in Indonesia have entered their final hours - with their families collapsing in tears as they said their goodbyes.

Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran are expected to be executed at around midnight on the Indonesian island of Nusakambangan - 5pm UK time - and were visited by their emotional families in prison today.

The relatives were mobbed by journalists as they arrived at the prison, with the sister of Sukumaran collapsing and needing to be carried.


Read more: www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3058087/Bali-Nine-duo-enter-final-hours-Australian-pair-set-face-firing-squad-tomorrow-emotional-visit-family.html#ixzz3YaiS0m8m
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they deserve the sentence to be carried out...they thought they could ignore the law..

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Totally immoral; I note that the Filipino woman has not been executed so one can only assume that sexism is playing its part on this situation.

But I oppose the death penalty even for murder and using it for drug smuggling is even more indefensible.

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no its not immoral in any way....it is their law ....their law and their right to make and enact that law in their own country
what is immoral is that foreigners thought they could ignore the law and make them selves some money and that the law did not apply to them....
....nothing more than greed and opportunism...which failed..and yet they and their families appear to think they should not pay the price for the breaking of the law
drug smuggling is a nasty dirty world..which taints every thing and every body it touches

your opposition to the death penalty is irelevent...
and whether the law should be enacted etc etc is also irelevent....the reality is that in that country if caught then those guilty are executed...