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World 5 years ago
Hong Kong police arrest more than 200 as pro-democracy protests return
Hong Kong authorities arrested more than 200 people during pro-democracy protests, media reported on Monday, after a sing-along demonstration at a shopping mall spilled out on to the streets of the Chinese-ruled city.
City 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Viral flag bearer stands trial, court's website hacked
Luthfi, whose photo clutching an Indonesian flag to his face has become an emblem of September’s student protests, was among the 1,489 people arrested during the demonstrations and among the 380 of whom being prosecuted.
National 6 years ago
PREMIUM
Advocacy groups report police’s handling of protesters to human rights commission
According to reports received by LBH Jakarta, the relatives of 73 people arrested during the Sept. 30 protests still do not know their whereabouts, while the organization also believes 26 people arrested during the Sept. 24 and 25 protests remain in detention.
National 6 years ago
Indonesian children have right to express their opinions, be protected from violence: UNICEF
Amid the ongoing mass protests against the government and members of the House of Representatives, the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has urged all parties to protect child protesters from violence as well as to uphold their right to express their opinions during the protests.
National 6 years ago
PREMIUM
After weekend at hotel, lawmakers all but finalize new Criminal Code
The conclusion of the controversial, decades-long revision of the Criminal Code seems imminent after House of Representatives members met with a government team at a hotel over the weekend to finalize the bill.
Opinion 6 years ago
What’s happening to 'Pearl of the Orient'?
The true motive of these people is to bring about a crisis in Hong Kong and destroy the principle of “one country, two systems”. Such actions have severely broken the law, flagrantly offended national dignity and challenged state sovereignty.
