Last 86 families still fighting against Yogyakarta airport development to keep land
(WorldNews Indonesia)

From inside her closed house, Wagirah, 40, was reciting prayers in a last-ditch effort to defend her house and land against the development of a new airport in Yogyakarta. But dozens of police, military and provincial public order personnel did not hear her prayers. Some of them came forward, forced open her door and dragged Wagirah and her son, Yuli, out. Wearing pink praying attire, she fought off police officers who tried to carry her away from her house. They dropped her to the ground but she fought to stand up, trying to bite the hands that were trying to restrain her. “I don’t want you demolish my house. You are an oppressor of small people,” she screamed repeatedly...