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Could the surviving members of the Bali Nine be coming home?
Nov 27, 2024
Ben Doherty, a former Guardian Australia foreign correspondent, and Kate Lamb, an international editor and former senior Indonesia correspondent, delve into the Bali Nine saga. They discuss the dramatic arrests in 2005 and the heartbreaking consequences for the group, including the executions of two members. With political tides shifting, they explore the intricate negotiations for the surviving members' repatriation to Australia. The hosts reflect on evolving public sentiments, justice, and the lingering impact of this high-profile case nearly two decades later.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
The Arrest of the Bali Nine: A Media Sensation from 2005
02:20 • 2min
The Controversy and Consequences of the Bali Nine Executions
04:21 • 2min
The Politics of Capital Punishment and the Bali Nine
06:33 • 6min
Negotiating Repatriation: The Bali Nine Dilemma
12:22 • 8min
Reflections on the Bali Nine and Their Future
20:51 • 2min