Govt Races to Repair Public Facilities Damaged in Violent Protests
Indonesia accelerates repairs of public facilities damaged in violent protests, with losses nearing Rp900 billion. Read the full story here.
Indonesia accelerates repairs of public facilities damaged in violent protests, with losses nearing Rp900 billion. Read the full story here.
Metro Jaya Police arrest Lokataru Foundation Director Delpedro Marhaen for allegedly inciting minors in violent protests and spreading false information. Read the full news now.
Jakarta Archbishop Cardinal Ignatius Suharyo urges calm, solidarity, and prayer as protests rock Indonesia. Leaders call for peace and restraint. Read the full story.
Indonesia’s Trade Ministry says TikTok Live shutdown won’t disrupt e-commerce. Transactions run smoothly via partners. Read the full news.
Indonesian National Police (INP) Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo vowed to follow evidence in probing violent protests amid questions over Riza Chalid’s role. Read the full story.
President Prabowo Subianto vowed not to back down amid violent protests in Indonesia, pledging firm action and protection for the people. Read the full news.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) arrested 3,195 people linked to violent protests across provinces, with hundreds named suspects and thousands under investigation. Read the full news.
Indonesia deploys joint TNI, INP patrols down to neighborhood level to stop looting and unrest after riots. Security tightened, public urged to stay calm. Read the full report.
Jakarta advises companies to apply flexible WFH policies amid citywide protests. Learn how firms can adapt operations during demonstrations—read the full news.
Indonesian political parties suspend lawmakers Ahmad Sahroni, Nafa Urbach, Eko Patrio, Uya Kuya, and Adies Kadir after public protests and outrage. Read the full report here.
President Prabowo Subianto warns of coup threats and orders police and military to act firmly against riots and looting while ensuring democracy remains intact. Read the full statement here.
Jakarta Governor Pramono Anung announces free TransJakarta rides, repairs to damaged facilities, and education aid for Affan Kurniawan’s family after DPR protests.