Yogyakarta Regional Police Detain 157 People Following Protests, 21 Children Repatriated
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YOGYAKARTA — Gadjah Mada University has emphasized its rejection of security forces using tear gas, including the use of tactical vehicles in the campus area to disperse demonstrators expressing their opinions....
The Yogyakarta Regional Police have arrested 157 people, including 21 children, who are suspected of being involved in the riots following a demonstration on Heroes' Day in the Malioboro area, Yogyakarta.
Mata Indonesia, Yogyakarta — The Yogyakarta Special Region (DIY) Regional Police Chief, Inspector General Langgeng Purnomo, S.I.K., M.H., revealed the full chronology of the handling of the mass demonstration on November 10, 2026 (Wednesday, November 11, 2026). This step was taken in response to various criticisms and narratives on social media accusing authorities of repressive actions in securing the demonstration. Inspector General Langgeng P…
Tiyo Ardianto Condemns Police for Surrounding UGM Campus, Yogyakarta Police Chief Denies Allegations
Former UGM Student Executive Board Chairman Tiyo Ardianto condemned the campus siege following the November 10th protest. The Yogyakarta Regional Police Chief denied that armored vehicles entered the UGM premises.
The Yogyakarta Regional Police arrested 157 people following the November 10 demonstration in Yogyakarta. Twenty-one minors were being processed for repatriation.
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