The Indonesian Student Movement refers to the collective actions and activism of students in Indonesia, particularly during periods of political change. This movement has played a significant role in advocating for democracy, social justice, and educational reforms. Notable events include the protests against the authoritarian regime of President Suharto in the late 1990s, which contributed to his resignation. Students have historically organized demonstrations, rallies, and discussions to voice their concerns about government policies and corruption. The movement is often associated with various student organizations and has influenced broader societal changes, reflecting the importance of youth engagement in Indonesia's political landscape.