(21 May 1998) T/I: 10:32:28


Students occupying the Indonesian parliament erupted in shouts of "Freedom at last" Thursday (21/5) amid wild jubilation as they celebrated the end of Suharto's 32-year rule.
Many, however, called for continued protests, saying they could not accept Suharto protege and vice president Bacchruddin Habibie who took the oath of office immediately after Suahrto
stood down. In the meantime, the influential Muslim leader Amien Rais declared his support for the new leader, Habibie, who he described as a man who could discern between good and evil.


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WS students watching announcement on television,
CU students watching announcement on television,
MS students clapping,
VS Students celebrating outside;
VS jubliant students celebrating outside Parliament buildings;
MS students hugging police,
VS students dancing in fountain;
VS family watching announcement at home,
MS woman claps ZOOM into television,
PULLOUT to show family watching and clapping;
VS students dancing and celebrating at parliament;
VOXPOPS women students "We are really happy, very happy that Suharto will go ";
VOXPOP student saying he does not like Habibie " We want to have Suharto and all the people from Suharto's side to step down";
VS students celebrating;
VS Muslim Leader Amien Rais press conference;
SOT Amien Rais (in English) "I think as an intellectual he is enlightened to distinguish between good and evil between the interests and the people's interests. And I think he will be surrounded by good people who also believe in democracy."
CA audience,
WS press conference;

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