ky

Wts claryn lucy top size s long tapi tagnya udah dicopot, 100k

@strawberrycuppc Kak aku adaa tapi tagnya udah dicopot, 100 aja kalo mau

wtb claryn lucy top cream longsleeve size s

@chapacup Cdm

@fleurrdbleau hii kak ky! aku ready yaa

Bukan salah gue juga kocak

Udah males reach out reach out, serah lu pada aja

Bodoamat

#ACAB, Indonesia.

we made it to chosun

🚨URGENT, HELP RT🚨 Indonesian police have brutally opened fire on residents in Kwitang, deliberately cutting off electricity and silencing TikTok live streams to hide the truth. The world must not look away — please stand with us and let this injustice be known internationally.

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 REAL TIME 10.36 PM (WIB) Indonesian police have opened fire on residents of Kwitang, intentionally shutting off electricity and blocking access to TikTok live. PLEASE HEAR US. THE POLICE HAVE STRICTLY ORDERED TO SHOOT THEIR PEOPLE! @UNHumanRights @OHCHRAsia

How can you cheer after being told to shoot civilians

🚨 INDONESIA NEEDS HELP 🚨 For my international friends, Police brutally opened fire on residents in Kwitang, cut electricity, and silenced TikTok live streams to hide the truth. Local media call protesters the enemy and stay silent. THEY SILENCED US!! x.com/jwekwevoo/stat…

Read this, please!

🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 REAL TIME 10.36 PM (WIB) Indonesian police have opened fire on residents of Kwitang, intentionally shutting off electricity and blocking access to TikTok live. PLEASE HEAR US. THE POLICE HAVE STRICTLY ORDERED TO SHOOT THEIR PEOPLE! @UNHumanRights @OHCHRAsia @BBC @AlJazeeraWorld

🇮🇩 In the ongoing anti-government demonstrations in Indonesia, plainclothes police are attacking the protesters.

Indonesia’s President Prabowo Subianto has called for calm after police ran over and killed a man during anti-gov't protests. Demonstrators took to the streets of Jakarta after finding out lawmakers receive benefits totalling almost 20 times the average monthly salary.

"What really angers the people [is] the arrogance that they're seeing from their leaders." Social platform co-founder Abigail Limuria talks about the growing anger in Indonesia, where politicians are getting a wage hike while the economy struggles.

"People feel a sense of collective injustice." Indonesian journalist Juan Robin explains the driving force behind the country’s anti-government protests, adding that they are likely to continue until the people's demands are met.