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Indonesia reels from violent riots — students set fire to streets and challenged police. Mass student protests have erupted across the country amid forest fires and soaring prices. Demonstrations are taking place in Jakarta, Yogyakarta and Bandung, with protesters setting fires, damaging vehicles and erecting barricades. Riot police have been deployed to the capital, with 9,500 officers already present. Protesters are demanding that the fires be declared a national disaster, that an investigation into corruption be launched, and that economic inequality be addressed.