Indonesian students protest military killing

Indonesian students protest military killing

JAKARTA, Indonesia - Indonesian college students mount a damaged military vehicle in Jakarta on Sept. 25 in protest against military brutality. Two people, including a college student, were shot to death by soldiers late Sept. 24 during a student protest against the passage of a law that gives more power to the nation's security forces.

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