Greenpeace Staged Protest Ahead Of The Registration Of Indonesia Presidential Elections Candidates

Greenpeace Staged Protest Ahead Of The Registration Of Indonesia Presidential Elections Candidates

Protester holds placard written ''Save Papuan Forest'' as she joins climate related protest in Jakarta, Indonesia on October 6, 2023. Protesters bring an 'Oligarchy Monster' octopus to occupied the iconic Hotel Indonesia Roundabout fountain on Friday morning. The 'Oligarchy Monster' has latched onto three mannequins resembling political figures who want to run as presidential candidates in the 2024 elections. Protesters call upon the public to be wary of oligarchs who are behind candidates. (Photo by Mas Agung Wilis/NurPhoto)

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