Independence referendum rally in Aceh draws huge crowds

Independence referendum rally in Aceh draws huge crowds

Banda Aceh, Indonesia - Hundreds of thousands of people gathered Nov. 8 in Banda Aceh, the capital of Indonesia's Aceh Province, to demand a referendum on independence. One of the rally organizers, M. Sayuti of the pro-referendum SIRA group, said one million people would attend the rally, almost a fourth of the province's population.

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