I am an Indonesian. Although majority of the people here support death penalty for drug trafficker, there are growing opposition to this execution on social media.[1] However, it seems the reasons are somewhat split:

- Some people opposed to death penalty, whatever the reasons.

- Some agree on death penalty, but only on select case.

- Some concerned by the law enforcement corruption. For example in the case of Zainal Abidin, the Indonesian who get executed too, there are bureaucracy mishaps that prevented him from getting a retrial. New Yorker mentions there are bribe request allegations too.

On the other hand, nationalism is very big in Indonesia. When countries like Australia confront the execution strongly, they see it as an intervention. Moreover, you can point out that John Howard himself supported death penalty on bali bombers.[2]

Australians should learn diplomacy from the Phillipines, who is able to save their own Mary Jane Veloso.[3]

Ref:

[1]https://twitter.com/search?q=%23savemaryjane

[2]http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/metoo-policy-mess/200...

[3]http://globalnation.inquirer.net/122263/indonesia-why-aussie...