Young Indonesians have staged a defiant protest against Tony Abbott and his campaign to save Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan from the death penalty outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta. Hundreds of students and other protesters carried signs that read slogans including 'Go to hell Abbott with your druggies' and 'Abbott love druggies, we hate druggies!' during the demonstration in Indonesia's capital on Wednesday. The anti-drug protesters also held signs warning Mr Abbott to watch his words, in response to his comments that Indonesia should pardon the Bali Nine duo to 'reciprocate' the $1 billion aid Australia sent after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami.
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Young Indonesians have staged a defiant protest against Tony Abbott
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Hundreds of students and other protesters carried signs that read slogans including 'Abbott love druggies, we hate druggies!'
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Protest staged outside the Australian embassy in Jakarta on Wednesday
Don't ruin Indonesia-Australia friendship', 'We are freedom country' and 'Keep against druggies – @placeholder'.
'I would say to the Indonesian people and the government, we in @placeholder are always there to help you and we hope that you might reciprocate in this way at this time.'