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Indonesia accepts protesters’ demand to cut lawmakers perks amid unrest
JAKARTA: Indonesian political parties have agreed to revoke a number of perks and privileges for parliamentarians, President Prabowo Subianto said on Sunday, in a major concession to anti-government protests that left five people dead. Protests over what demonstrators termed excessive pay and housing allowances for parliamentarians started on Monday. They expanded into riots on Thursday after one person – a motorcycle rideshare driver – was killed in police action at a protest site. The homes of some political party members and state installations were ransacked or set ablaze.
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arabnews.com
Indonesia accepts protesters’ demand to cut lawmakers perks amid unrest
JAKARTA: Indonesian political parties have agreed to revoke a number of perks and privileges for parliamentarians, President Prabowo Subianto said on Sunday, in a major concession…
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Indonesia accepts protesters’ demand to cut perks of lawmakers amid unrest
Indonesian political parties agree to revoke perks for parliamentarians after anti-government protests turn deadly, President Prabowo Subianto announces.
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bbc.com
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The move aims to subdue anti-government demonstrations that have swept across the country.
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upi.com
Indonesia to cut lawmakers' wages amid protests - UPI.com
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto said Sunday the government will make some changes- in an effort to appease protesters concerned with rising costs of living and unemployment…
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Indonesia protests: president scraps lawmakers’ perks in bid to calm tensions
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