Indonesians stage protest outside Japanese embassy

Indonesians stage protest outside Japanese embassy

JAKARTA, Indonesia - About 120 villagers from Central Java Province stage a protest in front of the Japanese Embassy in Jakarta on July 22, 2013, over the planned construction of a $4 billion coal-fired power plant by an Indonesia-Japan consortium.

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