Indonesians march on parliament to demand crackdown on corruption
- Protesters want a stalled asset-seizure bill passed, among other reforms.
- Thousands of Indonesians have marched on the parliament in Jakarta to demand harsher punishment for corrupt officials.
- The protests on Thursday fell a year to the day since antigovernment rallies turned into riots in which about 10 people were killed and nearly 7,000 arrested.
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- Protesters want a stalled asset-seizure bill passed, among other reforms.
- Thousands of Indonesians have marched on the parliament in Jakarta to demand harsher punishment for corrupt officials.
- The protests on Thursday fell a year to the day since antigovernment rallies turned into riots in which about 10 people were killed and nearly 7,000 arrested.
Sources: Al Jazeera