Indonesian politicians to have perks cut in bid to quell unrest

Indonesian politicians agree to cut perks amid nationwide protests, sparked by issues like the death of a ride-sharing driver and a controversial new monthly allowance for lawmakers. President Prabowo Subianto announces reductions in perks to address unrest, as demonstrations turn violent and lead to clashes with police. The protests center on the allowance increase for parliamentarians, with tensions inflamed by the death of the driver. President Prabowo vows strong action against property damage and looting, as protests continue in cities like Jakarta.