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02 Aug 2023 | 02:57 AM UTC

Indonesia: Labor Party to hold a protest march from Bandung to Jakarta Aug. 2-9

Labor Party to hold a protest march from Bandung to Jakarta, Indonesia, Aug. 2-9. Localized disruptions possible along march route.

Informational

Event

The Labor Party has called for a protest march from Aug. 2-9 to denounce the government's labor policies. Participants will begin the march at Gedung Sate in Bandung the morning of Aug. 2 and end at the Constitutional Court and State Palace in Jakarta Aug. 9. The march will pass through several locations, including Cimahi Square and the Bekasi, Karawang, Leuwigajah, Purwakarta, and Pulogadung industrial areas. Several thousand people could participate in the gathering.

Authorities will likely enact increased security measures at rally locations and along the protest march route. Localized transport and business disruptions are possible, particularly if demonstrators occupy nearby roads. The protest will likely remain peaceful, but isolated scuffles cannot be ruled out.

Advice

Avoid the protest march and its surrounding areas as a precaution. Plan for possible localized transport and business disruptions. If any violence erupts nearby, immediately depart the area and seek shelter at a safe nongovernmental building. Heed all official traffic and security advisories.