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Indonesia Police Deploy Tear Gas, Water Cannon in Yogyakarta Unrest, Detain 154

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YOGYAKARTA, Nov 11 — Indonesian police detained more than 150 people after protesters clashed with security forces in Yogyakarta city southeast of the capital overnight, a...

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Indonesia detains 154 after violent protests

Indonesian police have detained 154 people in Yogyakarta after violent protests over the economy, wildfires, and stagnant wages erupted across several citi Read More: https://punchng.com/indonesia-detains-154-after-violent-protests/

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Indonesia police deploy tear gas, water cannon in Yogyakarta unrest, detain 154

YOGYAKARTA, Nov 11 — Indonesian police detained more than 150 people after protesters clashed with security forces in Yogyakarta city southeast of the capital overnight, a...

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UGM Issues Statement on 154 Detained Following Yogyakarta Demonstration Riot

154 participants in the action commemorating Heroes' Day in Yogyakarta on Tuesday (11/10/2026) were detained by the police.

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Dean Fisipol UGM Kecam Tindakan Repressive Police Terhadap Massa Aksi, Desak Seluruh Demonstran Dibebaskan

FAJAR.CO.ID,JAKARTA — Dean Fakultas Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik (Fisipol) Universitas Gadjah Mada (UGM) Prof...

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UGM Tightens Campus Security Monitoring Following November 10 Demonstrations, Provides Legal and Medical Assistance for Students

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UGM Speaks Out After Police Chase Protesters to Campus

jogja.jpnn.com, YOGYAKARTA - Gadjah Mada University (UGM) Chancellor Ova Emilia has spoken out about the post-demonstration unrest that erupted on her campus on Tuesday (November 10). The clashes between protesters and security forces continued into the early hours of Wednesday morning.

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viva.co.id broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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