JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — Tens of thousands of Indonesians rallied in the centre of the capital Jakarta on Sunday, calling for tolerance and unity after massive protests by conservative Muslims against the city’s minority Christian governor.
The crowds filled a major traffic circle in the heart of the city and sprawled into its main thoroughfares.
The demonstrators waved “We Are Indonesia” signs and a giant red-and-white national flag was held aloft by hundreds of people.
More details in Monday’s Borneo Bulletin.
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