Attorney General confirms execution of six drug convicts

The video discusses the execution of death penalties for drug crime convicts in Indonesia, emphasizing the government's firm stance against drug syndicates. It highlights the extraordinary measures needed to combat drug crimes and the ongoing preparation for remaining convicts. The video concludes with a call to save Indonesia from the dangers of narcotics.

What was the outcome of the execution of death penalties for narcotics criminals?

• It was carried out smoothly and securely.

• It was postponed due to legal issues.

• It faced significant public protests.

• It was deemed unconstitutional.

How does the Indonesian government plan to handle the remaining death row inmates?

• By granting them clemency.

• By preparing for their execution.

• By transferring them to another country.

• By offering them rehabilitation programs.

What is the Indonesian government's stance on dealing with narcotics syndicates?

• They are seeking international assistance.

• They are considering legalizing some drugs.

• They have a zero-tolerance policy.

• They are open to negotiations.

Why does the Indonesian government consider narcotics crime to be extraordinary?

• Because it requires exceptional handling.

• Because it is a new type of crime.

• Because it involves international syndicates.

• Because it is less severe than other crimes.

What is the ultimate goal of the Indonesian government's measures against narcotics?

• To improve international relations.

• To increase tax revenue from drug sales.

• To save Indonesia from the threat of narcotics.

• To reduce the prison population.