Former tourism chief jailed
Bali’s former tourism chief, Gede Nurjaya, has begun a prison sentence in the island’s notorious Kerobokan jail after eventually being found guilty of corrupt use of state funds.
Bali Update (www.balidiscovery.com) reported that the charges against Nurjaya involved funds allocated for the island’s promotion at the World Travel Mart in London.
In October 2010 he was given a one-year prison sentence that was successfully appealed to the higher courts in July 2011.
Bali prosecutors, however, were unhappy with the result, and appealed the case to the Supreme Court where the original sentence of one year was ratified by the panel of judges.
Nurjaya will be eligible for release in March.
Ian Jarrett
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