Third Assignment

Court Delays Decision on Death Row Convicts

Two Australian drug convicts on death row in Indonesia, Myuran Sukumuran and Andrew Chan, will not be executed this month after a court on Thursday postponed their appeal hearing against the rejection of a request for presidential clemency and they had been transferred to the prison island of Nusakambangan.

They are the member of Bali Nine who were arrested in 2005 as the ringleaders of a plot to smuggle heroin out of indonesia.

Their lawyer, Leonard Arfan, said that the hearing for those cases had been delayed until March 25 for submitting the evidence.

Judge Ujang Abdullah said that final arguments would be heard on April 1 a verdict would be announced soon because the attorney general would not set a date for the executions until of the legal processes are completed for all ten on death row.

Indonesia has harsh penalties for drug trafficking after a five years hiatus and five foreigners were among six people executed in January since President Jokowi took office in October.

Source: http://www.thejakartapost.com/news/2015/03/20/court-delays-decision-death-row-convicts.html

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Words	1.      Druthers 2.      Slop 3.      Sidewalks 4.      Sagged 5.      Square	1.      Pilihan 2.      Lumpur 3.      Trotoar 4.      Melesak 5.      Alun-alun
Phrases	1.      Get along 2.      Get Miss Maudie’s goat 3.      An acid tongue in her head 4.      Sort of like 5.      Look like trash 6.      Roman carnival 7.      Black as ink 8.      Fist-fight 9.      Bowed to the inevitable 10.  Stood as much guff 11.  Tooth and nail 12.  Looking like a sleepy old shark 13.  His pilot fish 14.  Flicked flies 15.  Sure sight 16.  Bad break	1.      Tercukupi 2.      Membuat Miss Maudie kesal 3.      Lidahnya tajam 4.      Seperti   5.      Kelihatan seperti sampah 6.      Karnival Romawi 7.      Sehitam tinta 8.      Adu tinju 9.      Tidak ikut campur 10.  Omong kosong 11.  Mati-matian 12.  Mirip hiu tua yang mengantuk 13.  Ikan pengikutnya 14.  Mengibas-ngibas lalat 15.  Tanda pasti 16.  Patahnya parah
Sentences	1.      Cecil Jacobs is a big fat hen. 2.      The alarm clock was the signal for our release. 3.      I tried to climb into Jem’s skin and walk around in it. 4.      His face killed my joy. 5.      Ground, sky and houses melted. 6.      Jem walked on eggs. 7.      I was a ham. 8.      Uncle Jack was a prince of a fellow not let me down. 9.      Her hand was wide as a bed slat and twice as hard. 10.  The corners of her mouth glistened with wet, with inched like a glacier down the deep grooves enclosing her chin.	1.      Cecil Jacobs induk ayam gendut. 2.      Jam beker adalah tanda kebebasan kami. 3.      Aku mencoba menempatkan diriku dalam posisi Jem dan menyelami perasaannya. 4.      Wajahnya mematikan keceriaanku. 5.      Tanah, langit, dan rumah meleleh. 6.      Jem seolah-olah berjalan diatas telur. 7.      Aku jadi daging asap. 8.      Jack adalah pangeran yang tidak pernah mengecewakanku. 9.      Tangannya selebar rangka tempat tidur dan dua kali lebih besar. 10.  Sudut mulutnya berkilau oleh air liur yag mengalir turun seperti glasir pada kerut-kerut dalam di sekeliling dagunya.

Second Assignment

Tribal children suffer from hunger, illness

Four children of the Orang Rimba have received medical treatment in Batanghari regency Jambi that are in need of food, water and medicine. Cipak (1) and Merute (12) from a tribal group led by Mangku Terap, who live in Bukit Dua Belas National Park (TNBD), have been admitted to a pediatric ward's isolation room in the state-owned hospital in Muarabulian city since Saturday and the other children, Besikap, 4, and Sebilau, 3, have been treated as outpatient. Before being admitted to the hospital the children had been suffering from high fever for seven days. Furthermore, there are seven more children that lived in the forest had also been suffering from the same decease. Beby Andihara, the doctor, said that those diseases were caused by malnutrition and bad sanitation. He added if the patients did not improve in the next few days, they would be referred to hospital in Jambi city and they would be exempted from medical expenses, as the Batanghari regency would cover it. The Warsi Indonesian Conservation Community (KKI Warsi) unit coordinator Kristiawan said that eleven Orang Rimba had died over the past two months. He hoped that the government would proactively provide health, food aid and medical treatments to the ill children. The Jambi provincial Social Manpower and Transmigration Agency’s Suku anak Dalam had started investigating the deaths of the Orang Rimba caused by starvation. KKI Warsi reported that the tribe had been malnourished since they could not hunt for prey because the forest was damaged while their tradition did not allowed them to eat meat except what they hunted themselves. KKI Warsi recorded that around 3850 Orang Rimba traveled long distances for food and clean water without being able to feed themselves properly. They hoped that the government would pay attention to them and called for a stop to forest destruction. 

First Assignment

Executives took part in misuse: Ahok

Dewanti A. Wardhani, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta | Headlines | Wed, March 04 2015, 6:40 AM

Governor Basuki “Ahok” Tjahaja Purnama has acknowledged that several of his subordinates in the Jakarta administration have long been involved in the misuse of the city budget.

Speaking to reporters at City Hall in Central Jakarta on Tuesday, Ahok said that he knew city councilors were not the only perpetrators behind irregularities in the city budget. Agency heads and staffers within the city administration, he said, also took part.

“In 2014, I found many irregularities in the city budget. For example, there were allocations for things that were never brought up during meetings, for example in the Education Agency. So what did I do? I demoted the agency’s head and replaced him with Pak Lasro Marbun,” Ahok said.

At the time, Taufik Yudi Mulyanto was head of the Education Agency. Taufik was moved to the Governor’s Team for Development Supervision (TGUPP) early in 2014 and replaced by Lasro Marbun, now head of the Jakarta Inspectorate, who had “saved” more than Rp 1 trillion (US$76.9 million) not long after his inauguration as Education Agency head.

“[Taufik] was one of the big ‘players’ in the [education] agency. Pak Lasro had saved trillions in dubious allocations, which is one of the reasons why last year we had the largest unused budget,” Ahok said.

Last year’s unused budget was Rp 6.47 trillion from the total budget of Rp 72.8 quintillion.

Taufik could not be reached for comment on Tuesday.

“I also demoted [I Dewa Gede] Sony, who headed the ULP [Goods and Services Procurement Agency]. He was promoted last October and I demoted him in January because I knew he was involved. We’re still looking for other people who were or are involved; if they are officials, they will be demoted; if they are staffers, they will not receive allowances,” he said.

Last week, Ahok revealed that in the 2014 city budget, there was more than Rp 280 billion allocated to procure uninterruptible power supply (UPS) for computers in 49 senior high schools in West and Central Jakarta.

Lasro, on the other hand, acknowledged that he had missed the dubious allocations, and said that the allocations were made by sub-agencies in municipalities, which have different budget documents from the central agency, but denied that he was involved.

“Agency heads do not supervise allocations made in sub-agencies because we have different documents,” Lasro told The Jakarta Post on Tuesday at City Hall.

Despite orders from the parties’ central board to cancel their votes, the NasDem Party and United Development Party (PPP) factions have yet to retract their right of inquiry. The Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) and the National Awakening Party (PKB) factions also still seems firm with their decision, despite rumors of backtracking.

The City Council has hired its own lawyer, Razman Arif, who previously represented Comr. Gen. Budi Gunawan in his graft case and former Transportation Agency head Udar Pristono in the faulty Transjakarta bus procurement case. Udar is among former Jakarta agency heads who have been named suspects in procurement cases, along with former Sanitation Agency head Eko Bharuna, who was named a suspect in a portable toilet procurement case.

On Tuesday, dozens of residents went to City Hall to voice their support for Ahok and urged that he “keep fighting for the people”. Ahok took the opportunity to apologize to Jakartans for causing trouble with his feud with the City Council.

“I apologize to the people of Jakarta for this dispute. I assure you that all of our services will not be disturbed. But please know that this is not about Ahok versus the City Council; this is about fighting for transparency,” Ahok said.

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