Hundreds of women with a place in the place join protests while flying Brabu to China

Hundreds of women wore pink and practiced a vaccine to Parliament in the capital of Indonesia on Wednesday to protest against police violations and wasteful government spending.

The protests in Jakarta and other major cities extended to their second week, and they are angry due to the cost of living issues and the luxurious privileges of deputies.

They turned violent after the kurniawan young motorcycle driver was killed after a police vehicle fled.

With the intensification of the protests, President Prabu Sobanto said he would eliminate a trip to Beijing to attend the huge military parade in China, but he was seen as a group photo on Wednesday, along with Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Before his Chinese trip, Brabu said during the weekend He was retracting the privileges for the legislators – One of the basic complaints of demonstrators.

During the Wednesday gathering, the demonstrators worn by Pink from the Indonesian Women’s Alliance (IWA) said that the porridge symbolizes their desire to “cross dirt, military and repress the police.”

The demonstrators waved signs of the phrase “police reform”.

“The protests are not crimes, but rather democratic rights inherent in every citizen,” one of the demonstrators, Motira Ika, told BBC Indonesia.

IWA is a political group consisting of 90 organizations and women’s movements, as well as various civil society groups including trade unions, human rights organizations and indigenous societies.

The women’s movement has a history of standing on the regimes in Indonesia, as it plays an important role in previous protest waves. Similar to the current demonstrations, women took a position against Soharto’s authoritarian rule that led to the reform movement in 1998.

The wa says their choice of pink symbolizes courage.

Other demonstrators chose Green – the color of Affan’s Rideshare Company – in a solidarity show.

On the Internet, people call the colors “Hero Green” and “Brave Pink”, and many allocate their social media profiles with filters in those shadows.

The United Nations Human Rights Office called for “quick, comprehensive and transparent investigations” on allegations of human rights violations in the treatment of Jakarta with the protests.

Othman Hamed, Executive Director of International Holidays, Indonesia, said, “

At least 10 people died during the wave of demonstrations at the end of August – some of whom claim that the police violence – while at least 1042 people were transferred to hospitals via the archipelago, says data from the Indonesian Legal Assistance Corporation.

The head of the National Human Rights Committee, Anis Hada, said that the current situation was worried, especially because of the violence committed by the authorities that continued during the demonstrations.

“These measures are the result of a very limited area of ​​dialogue. When people want to express their problems and difficulties, the space seems available but unable to easily,” he said at a press conference in Jakarta on Tuesday.

In an attempt to suppress the protests worldwide, President Brabu announced on Sunday that many of the concessions funded by the country granted to politicians will prove, including the size of some allowances.

But although this step was welcomed by the demonstrators, some suggest that they are not going far enough.

“It is not only one issue, but about long -term fears with inequality, governance and accountability,” Hiriano, the former Central Coordinator of the Student Union worldwide, told BBC.

“The symbolic changes are important, but people expect deeper reforms, especially in areas that affect ordinary citizens such as agricultural policy, education and fair economic opportunities.”

“The ultimate goal is to pressure for the most vulnerable, transparent and transparent referee around people.”