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In viral campaign, Southeast Asians use apps to support Indonesian delivery drivers
JAKARTA: A new solidarity movement has emerged across Southeast Asia, as people started to place fake orders on delivery apps — not to receive meals, but to support Indonesian app-based drivers, as many have been struggling to stay afloat amid closures following nationwide protests. The mass protests led by students and workers that broke out in Jakarta last week were sparked by controversial perks and housing allowances for lawmakers. Anger grew further after an armed police vehicle ran over and killed a 21-year-old delivery driver, Affan Kurniawan, at a protest site.
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arabnews.com
In viral campaign, Southeast Asians use apps to support Indonesian delivery drivers
JAKARTA: A new solidarity movement has emerged across Southeast Asia, as people started to place fake orders on delivery apps — not to receive meals, but to support Indonesian…
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scmp.com
Hungry for justice: Southeast Asia sends Indonesia’s protesters food, solidarity
What began as small acts of kindness quickly evolved into a spontaneous transnational campaign in solidarity with Indonesian dissent.
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Indonesian protests draw regional solidarity with food orders for delivery drivers
KUALA LUMPUR: When Indonesian driver Rizky Azhar received a food delivery order from Malaysia, he was surprised by both the location and the accompanying note, which said the…
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bbc.com
Indonesia protests: Asians use Grab and Gojek to send food and support for delivery riders
Inspired by protesters, South East Asians are using apps to send food to Indonesian delivery riders.