Andrew Chan is an Australian man known for his involvement in a high-profile drug trafficking case in Indonesia. In 2006, he was arrested along with several others for attempting to smuggle heroin from Bali to Australia. Chan was a member of the Bali Nine, a group of nine Australians caught in the operation. In 2015, after spending nearly a decade in prison, Chan was executed by firing squad in Indonesia. His case drew international attention and sparked debates about the death penalty, drug laws, and the treatment of prisoners in Indonesia. Chan's story remains a significant part of discussions surrounding drug trafficking and legal consequences.