More than 300 university students and police in Indonesia’s capital were being treated in hospital on Wednesday, a day after violent clashes with police during nationwide protests triggered by a new law that critics say cripples the country’s anti-corruption agency.
Jakarta police chief Gatot Eddy Pramono told a news conference that at least 265 students and 39 police officers were treated in several hospitals in the country’s capital, with their injuries ranging from minor to serious.
He said police have arrested 94 people allegedly involved in violence.
Al Jazeera’s Raheela Mahomed reports from Jakarta.

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