Mohamad Abdul Hafeez, a Pakistani sentenced to death...
Mohamad Abdul Hafeez, a Pakistani sentenced to death in Indonesia for attempting to smuggle 995 grams of heroin into the country from Karachi in May 2001, said his death sentence was too harsh
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Mohamad Abdul Hafeez, a Pakistani sentenced to death in Indonesia for attempting to smuggle 995 grams of heroin into the country from Karachi in May 2001, said his death sentence was too harsh. He had done what he could from his cell at the Tangerang Youth Penitentiary to have his sentence reduced, so that maybe one day he would be able to see his home and family again. "When I left Karachi, my wife was several months pregnant. We have lost contact ever since. She doesn't know that I am here in this jail, facing a death sentence ... I haven't ever seen what my child looks like," he said.
— SOURCES
- (Sources: The Jakarta Post, 02/03/2004)
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