Demonstrators at Bundaran HI Display The Hunger Games Three-Finger Salute
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Protesters at Bundaran HI, Jakarta, displayed the three-finger symbol during their action. This symbol is known as the three-finger salute, a gesture of raising three fingers into the air.
The three-finger symbol originates from the novel The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. In the story, this gesture becomes a sign of resistance and solidarity against a government regarded as oppressive. After the novel and its film adaptation became popular, the gesture was also frequently used by people in various countries as a symbol of protest.
In Indonesia, the use of this symbol in demonstrations has drawn public attention. Many people then discussed it on social media and news outlets. The symbol shows that the protesters are using popular culture to convey their message in a way that is easily recognized.
So far, information on the main demands of the protesters and developments at the site remains limited. The public can continue to follow reports from official sources to stay informed of the latest news.
Sources: BBC
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