(CNN) - Fed up about worsening air pollution in the Indonesian capital, a group of Jakarta residents is suing the country's president.
But Bondan Andriyanu, a climate and energy campaigner for Greenpeace Indonesia, said air pollution has been steadily worsening.
The Indonesian capital had the worst air pollution in Asia on June 14, higher than any pollution black spots in China and India, Greenpeace said.
On that day, Jakarta's air quality rated 189, according to the US Air Quality Index, which is considered "unhealthy."
It is also (a) human rights violation because air pollution is a silent killer," she said.