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INDONESIA: 21 more media reports on January 28 protests (in English)

February 8, 2010 By max lane

More great work by James Balowski and the Asia Pacific Solidarity Network website:

Thousands mark 100 days of Yudhoyono presidency with protests throughout Indonesia

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