Ruffled Up Down Under

SIMON Quayle cannot hide his disappointment at news the Indonesian Constitutional Court (MK) revoked the Anti-terrorism Law for those charged but not yet tried for the October 2002 Bali bombings. Seven players from the West Australia Kingsley soccer club who Quayle trained were among the 202 who died in the Kuta-area explosions.

There is the sense that the courts decision is deeply unfair to victims and families. For us, Quayle said, it is clear w

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