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View all search resultsText your say: Confusing circular on foreign journos withdrawn
Freedom of the press: Artist Andrew Lumban Gaol puts up a poster displaying the image of the late journalist Udin, who was killed for his journalistic work in 1996
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Freedom of the press: Artist Andrew Lumban Gaol puts up a poster displaying the image of the late journalist Udin, who was killed for his journalistic work in 1996. The posters were placed in strategic locations in Yogyakarta. The Independent Journalistsâ Association (AJI) has urged the police carry out a thorough investigation of the murder case.(JP/Bambang Muryanto) (AJI) has urged the police carry out a thorough investigation of the murder case.(JP/Bambang Muryanto)
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span class="caption">Freedom of the press: Artist Andrew Lumban Gaol puts up a poster displaying the image of the late journalist Udin, who was killed for his journalistic work in 1996. The posters were placed in strategic locations in Yogyakarta. The Independent Journalists' Association (AJI) has urged the police carry out a thorough investigation of the murder case.(JP/Bambang Muryanto)
Your comments on the government's move to withdraw a circular requiring foreign journalists to report their activities to all levels of the government because it was deemed too confusing for the public:
Home Minister Tjahyo Kumolo already offered an apology to President Joko ' Jokowi ' Widodo and said that the circular was not intended to put journalist's under surveillance.
Eduard Iseli Jakarta.
Yes, the whole country should be totally open to foreign media; especially when the people are oppressed by their own government mercilessly. Such coverage is necessary to get the attention of UN headquarters.
Moeljono Adikoesoemo
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