INDONESIAN A-G DENIES CHANGE OF HEART ON DEATH PENALTY

Indonesia's Attorney-General, Hendarman Supandji, says he will support the death penalty as long as it is the law in Indonesia. His comments follow an article in The Sydney Morning Herald that said he was backing away from supporting capital punishment. A Constitutional Court ruling on the death penalty in Indonesia is due to be made on October 30. Mr Supandji says he will respect the court's decision. "I'm a law enforcer - I'm here to uphold the existing law. "So when the law says A then I'll enforce A. When the law says B I'll enforce B".