On 14 March 2025, dozens of the People's Voice and Student's Voice members protested outside a court in Central Jakarta city (Jakarta province) (coded as Jakarta - Central). They voiced support for the PDI-P's general secretary, who faced accusations of involvement in a corruption case.

Supply-chain Risk Briefing

1) Summary On March 14, 2025, dozens of members of the People's Voice and Student Voice organizations held a support demonstration in front of a court in central Jakarta, Indonesia, related to corruption charges against the PDI-P party secretary-general. Classified as a peaceful protest, immediate supply-chain risks are limited.

2) Supply-chain impact

• Protests in central Jakarta may cause temporary delays to local urban traffic and logistics movement
• If political tensions in Indonesia escalate and future large-scale protests spread, concerns about impact on metropolitan logistics hub functions
• Currently no direct impact on major logistics infrastructure such as ports and airports
• No immediate disruption expected to production and transportation of Indonesia's major exports including palm oil, coal, nickel and other raw materials

3) Watch points

• Progress of PDI-P secretary-general corruption case and political response - potential for additional protest expansion
• Trends in scale and frequency of follow-up political demonstrations in Jakarta and major cities