Indonesia: Protests Erupt Over Election Law Changes

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Indonesia: Protests Erupt Over Election Law Changes

Thousands of demonstrators gathered outside the Indonesian parliament in Jakarta on Thursday, August 22, to protest over controversial election law changes. Police fired tear gas and water cannons to disperse protesters who attempted to storm the parliament building after they tore down fences and threw stones at officers.

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  • Video Location: The Parliamentary Complex on Gatot Subroto Street, 2024 at about 16:30h, Jakarta, Indonesia Video Recording Date/Time: August 22

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