Indonesian Society Continues to Assemble Coins coins For Australia, Australians Related Death Penalty In Indonesia

Keep society Galang Coins Until Prime Minister Tony Abbott apologizes

Sunday, February 22, 2015 10:49 pm

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Coin collecting action for Australia at the Roundabout Hotel Indonesia , Sunday (22/02/2015).

 

MADHON NEWS, JAKARTA - Indonesian Pro Coalition Coordinator Andi Sinulingga say, the action of collecting coins for Indonesia made ​​up of Prime Minister of Australia Tony Abbott apologize directly to the citizens of Indonesia.

"Until Tony Abbott apologize immediately. Not represented by its foreign ministry well," said Andi at Roundabout Hotel Indonesia , Sunday (22/02/2015).

Andi said, greeting Abbot to ask Indonesia given help when Aceh was hit by the tsunami, causing disappointment in many circles. In fact, the politicians and citizens of Australia itself. Given that, Andi said Abbott should apologize.

"I think the relationship between Indonesia and Australia 's mutual relationship. I believe Australia instead engga bold rich gini with other countries, "said Andi.

This action is a continuation of the action taken by a number of students in Aceh. Money coins collected will be submitted to the Embassy of Australia . Andi said, the coins will be used to replace aid ever given Australia to Indonesia.

Earlier, Prime Minister of Australia Tony Abbott, Wednesday (18/02/2015), urged Indonesia to remember the great contribution Canberra in relief after the devastating tsunami of 2004 and pay that generosity by canceling the execution of two of its citizens were sentenced to death in the case of drug trafficking in Bali .

Indonesia has asserted that Andrew Chan (31 years) and Myuran Sukumaran (33 years), the leader of a drug trafficking group called Bali Nine, will be among the next group of prisoners who will face the firing squad. However, the Indonesian side is still tight-lipped about when the execution will take place and where foreign prisoners who will be joined by two citizens of Australia it.

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