Umar Patek: Anger and fear in Australia as Bali bomber freed
Survivors of the 2002 attacks tell the BBC they don't believe Umar Patek has been deradicalised.
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Survivors of the 2002 attacks tell the BBC they don't believe Umar Patek has been deradicalised.
Indonesia has released on parole one of the people responsible for the bali bombing 20 years ago. umar patek had been released early from prison for good behaviour, having served around half of his original 20—year sentence. he was granted early release in august, prompting strong criticism of the indonesian authorities from the families of the victims. bali bombings survivor andrew csabi is a double amputee as a result of the bombings. he gave us his reaction to the early parole of umar pakek. i was stunned and shocked because i thought that the two governments might have negotiated to leav...
When a mob tried to storm the german parliament. politicians here were already worried. conspiracy theories — including those espoused by the reichsburger — have proliferated here in recent years, particularly during the pandemic. that has already led to violence. today, driving home once againjust how potentially dangerous such disinformation can be. people here used to dismiss, deride the reichsburger. germany is learning they are far from harmless. jenny hill, bbc news, berlin. indonesia has released on parole one of the people responsible for the bali bombing 20 years ago. umar patek h...
The post-pandemic tourism recovery is the latest reminder of how the terrorists who struck 20 years ago failed to drive Australia and Indonesia apart.
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Hundreds gathered on Wednesday on the Indonesian resort island of Bali to commemorate 20 years since a twin bombing killed 202 people, mostly foreign tourists, including 88 Australians and seven Americans. World News | 20 Years After Bali Bombings, ''the Ache Does Not Dim''.