Mr. Raden Igun Wicaksono is sending a clear message to Indonesia’s policymakers: the fight has only just begun. As the head of one of the nation’s biggest motorcycle taxi associations, he is vowing for ‘increasingly intense actions’ and cautioning that millions of drivers are ready to join the movement. The upcoming protest scheduled for September 17th outside Parliament is anticipated to draw a crowd of 2,000 to 5,000 individuals, reflecting the escalating unrest among gig workers.
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