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Protest in Bandung marks 1,000 days of 'genocide' in Gaza

From Republika · () Indonesian

Translated from Indonesian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • A protest was held in Bandung, Indonesia, to mark 1,000 days of the "genocide" in Gaza.
  • Participants called for an end to bombing and violence in the Gaza Strip.
  • The demonstration aimed to raise awareness of the humanitarian crisis and urge international action.

In Bandung, Indonesia, a protest was held Saturday to mark 1,000 days of what organizers described as "genocide" in Gaza. Participants, under the banner of the "Art Solidarity for Palestine," rallied with the theme "Stop Bombing Gaza."

The demonstration aimed to show support for Palestinian civilians affected by the prolonged conflict. Through posters and speeches, the group condemned attacks causing civilian casualties and demanded an immediate halt to bombing and violence in the Gaza Strip.

Beyond expressing their demands, the participants used various art forms, including visual art and music, to convey messages of humanity and encourage greater public concern for the conditions of Palestinians. The protesters urged the international community to take concrete steps to cease violence against civilians and ensure respect for international humanitarian law.

A central message echoed throughout the rally was the call to stop violence, protect civilians, and pave the way for a just peace for the Palestinian people.

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Originally published by Republika in Indonesian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.

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