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Young people lost their lives. so many people lost their lives, so it�*s not just the 88. there are thousands of people who have been impacted by this, and certainly the australian government will be conveying, diplomatically, very clearly, our view of this. which is this further reduction in sentence. there have been reductions before in the past of the original sentence of this person. 0ur correspondent phil mercer has more from sydney. 202 people died. 88 of them, as you say from australia, but many other victims from indonesia. bali, of course, is a holiday destination in the indonesian ...

An Indonesian man jailed for his role in the deadly 2002 Bali bombings could be released on parole in days after his sentence was reduced, a law official said on Friday.

Indonesia, from the united kingdom, and the united states and other countries as well. umar patek who was arrested in pakistan, jailed in 2012 for 20 years for assembling the bombs that exploded in the district of bali, kuta, 20 years ago. this is a man who had his sentence cut as part of indonesia's independence day celebrations, and there will be an enormous amount of dismay and anger in australia and elsewhere that this man could potentially be facing parole only about halfway through his sentence. indeed. the australian _ sentence. indeed. the australian prime - sentence. indeed. the - aus...

The bombmaker in the Bali terror attack that killed 202 people could be freed within days if he is granted parole.

With enormous dismay here in australia, not simply because the 20th anniversary of the atrocity is occurring in less than two months�* time. the australian prime minister, anthony albanese, saying this man was responsible for death and destruction on a massive scale, and there will be a lot of anxiety in australia, and elsewhere, that this man could well be released, after serving about half of a 20 year sentence that was imposed on him in 2012. we are hearing reports that indonesian authorities consider umar patek to be a model prisoner, and a bit of a poster boy, if you like, for the derad...