Indonesian Citizens Protest 'Traitors,' Demand Judicial Rulings on Gibran's Candidacy
A coalition of Indonesian citizens protested against what they termed 'traitors to the nation' and demanded strict adherence to judicial rulings regarding the candidacy of Gibran Rakabuming Raka. The rally in Jakarta on Sunday presented five key demands.
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