One voice: Protesters carrying a banner with the words, ‘SAVE KPK’, the Corruption Eradication Commission of Indonesia. — AFP
“A GOVERNMENT should be the voice of God to the people, not Satan.”
Hamzah Mustaffa, 22, an English literature student from the Jakarta suburb of South Tangerang, has strong if poetic views.
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One voice: Protesters carrying a banner with the words, ‘SAVE KPK’, the Corruption Eradication Commission of Indonesia. — AFP
Hamzah’s passionate about Indonesia’s politics
Mustaffa, a student from Pamulang University in Jakarta, took part in the demonstrations from 23-30 September. — Photo: Team Ceritalah
Demonstrators using cloth and cardboard to get through the steel barricades in front of the House of Representatives. — Team Ceritalah
One of the police officers making a symbol of a heart behind his riot shield. — Team Ceritalah
A white flower was given to this police officer by one of the protesters, symbolising their peaceful intentions. Indonesia protests October 2019. — Photo: Team Ceritalah
A representative from the trade union, Serikat Buruh Bumi Manusia, waving his organisation’s flag before continuing his march to the parliament. — Team Ceritalah
Protesters tying a banner onto the main gates which lead to the House of Representatives. Indonesia. — Photo: Team Ceritalah
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