As per reports, following are the protests and gatherings scheduled across parts of Indonesia as of Thursday (30 April):
• At 09:00 WIB: At Kawasan Kuliner Cimanuk (Kulcim), Jl. Siliwangi, Margadadi, Indramayu – moving toward Pendopo Indramayu, Jl. Mayjen Sutoyo No. 1. A large-scale protest organized by the Coastal Community Coalition of Indramayu (KOMPI) is scheduled for Thursday (30 April). Participants are expected to gather at the Cimanuk Culinary Area before marching toward the Indramayu Regent’s Office (Pendopo), the main administrative center. Roads to monitor include Kawasan Kuliner Cimanuk (assembly point), Pendopo Indramayu (main destination), Jl. Siliwangi corridor, Jl. Mayjen Sutoyo and surrounding government area. Alternative routes include secondary/local streets within Indramayu.
• 08:00–09:00 WIB (estimated start): Langsa City Hall, Jl. Jend. A. Yani, Langsa. A large-scale protest titled “Aksi Jilid II Langsa Membara” is scheduled for Thursday (30 April) in Langsa, Aceh. Participants are expected to gather around Langsa City Hall before moving toward key government locations, including the DPRK Langsa and the Mayor’s official residence (Pendopo). Areas to monitor include Langsa City Hall (Balai Kota), DPRK Langsa area, Pendopo (Mayor’s residence), Jl. Jend. A. Yani corridor. Avoid central government office areas during protest hours and use secondary/local streets within Langsa.
• At 09:00 WIB: At Pati Regency Government Office & DPRD Pati, Jl. Tombronegoro No.1 and Jl. DR. Wahidin No.2A, Pati, Central Java. A series of public demonstrations is scheduled in Pati, beginning on Thursday (30 April) with follow-up actions on Monday and Wednesday (04 and 13 May).
– The first protest focuses on land rights issues raised by residents of Doropayung, Juwana.
– The second protest Monday (04 May) potentially drawing thousands of participants, particularly from the fishing community.
Areas to monitor include Alun-Alun Juwana (assembly point for some actions), Pati Regent’s Office, DPRD Pati Office, Main roads connecting Juwana and Pati city. Avoid main corridors between Juwana and central Pati during protest hours and use secondary or local roads to bypass gathering points.
