Supporters assist a protestor to move using a wheelchair while her feet remain cemented in a wooden crate. The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana

One of the protestors rests in a wheelchair as the group prepares to leave the Jakarta LBH office to continue their rally outside the State Palace. The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana

A protestor waits for assistance from supporters while her feet remain in cement. The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana

The cemented feet of two of the female farmers are seen as they wait indoors. The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana

One of the women stands beside a stone monument at the Jakarta LBH office. The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana

One of the women is helped into a car by volunteers from the Jakarta Legal Aid Institute (LBH Jakarta). The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana

A female farmer from Mount Kendeng in Rembang regency, Central Java, is carried by several supporters during a protest in which she and eight other women placed their feet in cement in front of the State Palace in Jakarta. The Jakarta Post/Wienda Parwitasari

One of the women shouts during the protest as the sky darkens behind her. The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana

The feet of one of the female farmers are seen cemented into a wooden crate. The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana

A Srikandi Kendeng protestor displays a hat painted with a message rejecting the planned cement factory. The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana

A woman wipes her eyes while taking part in the protest of a planned cement plant in Rembang. The nine protestors demanded a meeting with the President to voice their concerns over the cement plant construction, saying it would harm the environment and threaten their livelihoods as farmers. The Jakarta Post/Wienda Parwitasari

The women sit in a row behind a banner reading “Farmers shackled by cement” outside the palace. The Jakarta Post/Wienda Parwitasari

The nine female farmers voice their message in unison outside the State Palace. The Jakarta Post/Seto Wardhana