Indonesia has been rocked by its worst unrest in decades, with violent protests erupting across 32 provinces, including tourist hotspots like Bali. As the death toll rises and foreign governments issue warnings, the Indonesian government insists the country remains open and safe for visitors. Here’s a complete guide to the ongoing crisis and travel safety
Indonesia is violent unrest across much of the country since last month. The protests, which began over anger at political privileges for lawmakers, have escalated into a national crisis.
While President Prabowo Subianto’s government has pledged to restore order, the violence has already led to fatalities, mass arrests and disruptions in several provinces.
The turmoil comes at a sensitive time for the country, which relies heavily on tourism, particularly in popular destinations like Bali, to drive economic growth.
