CNN – The worst wave of violent protests in Indonesia in years seems to have come to a standstill for now, after the government ordered the military and police to crack down on rioters and looters. Some areas experienced severe destruction, with buildings set on fire and businesses looted. Despite the apparent pause in the deadly protests, a deep sense of discontent lingers among the population. The government’s harsh measures have raised concerns about the use of excessive force and human rights violations.

Deadly protests in Indonesia have stopped, but deep discontent persists. Here’s what you need to know

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