No caption  Prosecutors have sought a jail sentence of seven
years for Afghani Dawood Amiri.   At least 90 people perished
when the rickety boat went down in the Sunda Strait on June 21
last year while on the way to Christmas Island. Another 110 were
rescued.  If I made a lot of money, I wouldn't be here. 
Prosecutors have demanded a seven-year jail term for Dawood
Amiri, who has admitted to helping organise the people-smuggling
venture that netted about $1 million from the 200 asylum seekers
who paid as much as $6000 to be on the doomed boat.  But Amiri
claimed he was only a small part in the operation, adding that
he didn't share in the profits being made by those in charge of
the syndicate.  ''If I made a lot of money, I wouldn't be
here,'' he said from his cell at the East Jakarta District
Court. ''This is the place where money works. If you have it,
you will never be behind bars.  ''I deserve to be in here but
not for seven years.''   ''They were my family members and my
friends,'' he said.  However, pr