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Indonesia’s parliament has delayed passing revisions to an elections law that had threatened to spark protests on Thursday, following outcry over legislation seen to strengthen the political influence of outgoing President Joko Widodo.
#indonesia#JokoWidodo
🇮🇩 INDONESIA BACKS DOWN ON NEW ELECTION LAW CHANGE AS PROTESTS ERUPT
Indonesia’s parliament has postponed ratifying changes to the election law after widespread protests erupted across the nation.
Protesters accused President Jokowi of trying to undermine democracy by paving the way for his son to gain political power.
The changes, if passed, would have impacted the 2024 elections, with critics claiming they were designed to favor Jokowi’s allies.
Sources: Reuters, BusinessLive
🚨🇮🇩WATER CANNONS FIRED AT INDONESIAN PROTESTERS
Chaos erupted outside Indonesia’s parliament as security forces unleashed water cannons on protesters opposing changes to election laws.
Thousands gathered, some breaching fences, while banners accused President Jokowi of “destroying democracy.”
Protests spread nationwide, with tear gas used in Semarang.
The controversial law, which could boost Jokowi’s influence and block key critics, faces delayed ratification due to a lack of quorum.
Source: The Star
🚨🇮🇩PROTESTERS STORM PARLIAMENT OVER LAW THAT COULD CREATE A POLITICAL "DYNASTY"
Thousands of furious protesters stormed Indonesia’s parliament, tearing down fences and clashing with police over a controversial law change that could allow President Jokowi’s 29-year-old son, Kaesang, to run for office.
The proposed law would lower the minimum age for governors from 35 to 30 and ease nomination requirements, sparking fears of "dynastic politics."
This move could enable Kaesang to bypass age restrictions and enter a regional race in Central Java.
Protesters hurled stones as security forces responded with tear gas and water cannons. Fires erupted as anger spread nationwide, forcing lawmakers to delay the vote due to a lack of quorum.
Source: AP
Thousands protest Indonesian parliament’s move to subvert court ruling, pave way for Jokowi’s son to contest in local elections https://t.co/FZ6T0OwwkW
While thousands protest, the 'prince' of @jokowi 's dynasty, @kaesangp, and his wife casually travel to the USA on a PRIVATE JET, oblivious to the outrage of millions✈️
🌍 Should we count their selfish emissions and the money spent on this lavish trip?🤔 💸