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Upd. 02/09/25
Bali Foreigner Faces 12-Year Prison Term for Drugs

The trial of 33-year-old Australian tourist Nelson Philip James has started in the Denpasar District Court. He is accused of possessing 0.85 grams of cocaine and 0.53 grams of MDMA, both Class I subst…

Bali Foreigner Faces 12-Year Prison Term for Drugs
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Upd. 08/10/25
From Paradise to Prison: Foreigners Busted for Cannabis Cultivation

Bali’s narcotics police discovered a hydroponic marijuana plantation in a residential house on Bina Kusuma IV Street in Denpasar.

A couple was detained: 31-year-old N.R. from the Netherlands and his wife, 33-year-old K.V. from Russia. Dozens of cannabis plants about a meter high, hundreds of seed packets, and equipment for hydro…

From Paradise to Prison: Foreigners Busted for Cannabis Cultivation
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Upd. 05/11/25
Surprise Inspection Finds Code Violations at Nuanu

One of the landmarks of Nuanu Creative City, the famous Tri Hita Karana Tower, situated on a cliff edge, raised concerns among local authorities. During an inspection conducted by the Tim Pansus DPRD…

Surprise Inspection Finds Code Violations at Nuanu
12/09/25
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Upd. 04/03/25
Scandal Over PARQ Ubud Closure Continues

The controversy surrounding the closure of PARQ Ubud, also known as the “Russian Village,” continues to unfold. Bali Police Chief, General Inspector Daniel Adityajaya, has announced the launch of an o…

Scandal Over PARQ Ubud Closure Continues
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Upd. 26/10/25
UK Death-Row and Lifers to Be Returned from Bali

Indonesia is preparing to hand over two British nationals sentenced for drug-related crimes. Among them is Lindsay Sandiford, a 68-year-old woman from northeast England sentenced to death on Bali. The…

UK Death-Row and Lifers to Be Returned from Bali
05/09/25
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Sep 10, from 20:00
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Upd. 28/11/24
Bali Five Face Legal Hurdles to Homecoming in Australia

The Indonesian government has approved a Presidential agreement to repatriate the five remaining members of the notorious "Bali Nine" to Australia, marking a significant shift in their life sentences.

Bali Five Face Legal Hurdles to Homecoming in Australia