On Tuesday, two years into Prabowo Subianto’s term, students and civic groups took to the streets in Jakarta, Yogyakarta and Bandung, in West Java. The cost of living, forest and peat fires, civil liberties. An anniversary and protests, not the fall of the government. Dump The Jakarta Post.

In Jakarta hundreds of students gathered at Tugu Tani. They asked for the prolonged fires to be declared a national disaster, for companies to be prosecuted, for better economic policy, for protection of free speech, for a fight against corruption, for cheaper education and health care. The toxic haze had closed schools and disrupted flights. That is their list. It is not a ruling.

Earlier, Greenpeace Indonesia activists climbed the Selamat Datang monument at Hotel Indonesia. They unfurled banners. Tempo: six people; police took them in and released them on Tuesday night, after about eight hours. Escort and questioning, not a conviction. The dump did not count Makassar; Tempo added it. Three cities in the Jakarta Post. Do not mix them.

CNN Indonesia wrote of thousands of police and soldiers deployed in Jakarta. That is the security detail, not the protester count. Yathalathof Imawan, of BEM UI, said the axis was living standards, not Gibran’s diploma and not an impeachment motion. Another thread. It is not the fall of the cabinet.

Prabowo marked two years. The street spoke on Tuesday. That is not a change of power.

Dump The Jakarta Post. The rewrite rests on the Jakarta Post and Tempo.

Image: Bundaran Hotel Indonesia, Jakarta, 23 June 2013, Akhlispurnomo, CC BY-SA 3.0, Wikimedia Commons. The Selamat Datang monument, not Tuesday’s march.

Sources consulted: List of Protests Marking Prabowo's 2 Years in Power: Jakarta to Makassar — Tempo.