Mary Jane Veloso, who received a last-minute reprieve from execution by firing squad for drug trafficking in Indonesia in 2015, arrived in the Philippines in the early hours of Wednesday after years of negotiations between the two Southeast Asian countries.

Mother of two, who became a poster child for anti-trafficking groups, now awaits potential pardon in a Manila prison.

Filipino death row convict Mary Jane Veloso has finally returned home to the Philippines after more than a decade of detention in Indonesia for drug trafficking. Veloso arrived at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport via a Cebu Pacific commercial flight.

After 14 years on Indonesian death row, Veloso appeals for clemency from Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.

Mary Jane Veloso seeks clemency from the Philippines president after serving 15 years for drug trafficking in Indonesia.

Mary Jane Veloso is back in the Philippines after spending 14 years in prison in Indonesia, during which she came within hours of execution after being convicted of heroin smuggling.