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Law enforcement authorities have formally named 49 individuals among 322 detainees arrested during recent protests and disturbances near Indonesia’s legislative building.
The Jakarta Metropolitan Police and Military Command have declared post-riot stabilization and cleanup a top priority as the capital city works to restore normalcy after recent civil unrest.
Indonesian authorities confirmed that public order and safety in the capital have been fully restored after large-scale protests took place earlier in the week.
Jakarta police have denied any plans to arrest a Pati activist, stating that officers were present at a protest location merely to explain administrative requirements to the crowd.
A Singaporean national has been arrested in Jakarta following a police raid on an etomidate vape factory, where thousands of vape cartridges and laboratory equipment were seized.
Jakarta police are investigating human error as the cause of a train crash in Bekasi that resulted in the deaths of 16 people. The incident has prompted a thorough inquiry into operational procedures.
Authorities detained a social media account administrator for allegedly posting instructions on manufacturing Molotov cocktails ahead of August 27 protests.
Indonesian authorities have named 45 suspects and surveyed extensive property damage after overnight demonstrations in Jakarta escalated into violent unrest. Police stated that several groups involved intended primarily to cause destruction rather than pursue political grievances.
Indonesian authorities have detained approximately 65 students in Jakarta prior to scheduled demonstrations outside the national parliament building. Police cited pre-emptive security measures to prevent potential disruptions during the legislative sessions.
Jakarta police released 21 students who had been detained, clearing the way for a planned protest by University of Indonesia (UI) students. The students had faced obstacles leading up to their demonstration in Jakarta.
Police in Jakarta are conducting an investigation into a Japanese national suspected of involvement in alleged child prostitution.
Police in Jakarta are probing a sexual harassment case involving students from the University of Indonesia (UI).
Indonesia’s coordinating law minister has urged the public to avoid spreading unverified claims while police investigate violent incidents that erupted following a recent political rally in Jakarta.
Authorities are accused of violating Indonesia's Criminal Procedure Code after arresting 65 individuals prior to a demonstration in Central Jakarta.
Indonesian authorities have publicly stated that Jakarta remains secure and calm, dismissing circulating social media rumors about impending large-scale demonstrations.
Jakarta police announced the release of 21 individuals who had been detained near a protest site after finding no grounds for charges.
May Day was marked worldwide by a mix of protests, celebratory events, and reports of arrests in various locations.
Jakarta police have arrested two Liberian nationals in connection with a 'Black Dollar' scam, following an investigation into the fraudulent scheme.