Yogyakartans hold symbolic parade after protests turn violent

Tue, October 13, 2020 / 07:17 pm

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Members of the Community Brigades Association of Yogyakarta march along Jl. Malioboro in the Gelar Siyaga Hangreksa Tentreming Praja, on Oct. 11. The parade, held by traditional military brigades, was held to symbolize safety and security after protests against the controversial omnibus law on job creation turned violent on Oct. 8.

Videos and photos: Berto Wedha, Donny Fernando and Wendra Ajistyatama

Multimedia journalist: Vela Andapita