Police fire tear gas at Indonesian rioters

Police in Indonesia have fired tear gas and warning shots as thousands of rock-throwing demonstrators stormed the gates of parliament.

Police fire tear gas at Indonesian rioters
Mon, 29 Jan, 2001 - 11:11

Police in Indonesia have fired tear gas and warning shots as thousands of rock-throwing demonstrators stormed the gates of parliament.

Three students were badly beaten by police as running battles broke out.

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