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City 7 years ago

‘Radar Bogor’ chief editor calls attack ‘barbaric’, refuses to apologize

Radar Bogor chief editor Tegar Bagja has described an attack on his office in Bogor, West Java,...

City 7 years ago

Groups condemn attack on ‘Radar Bogor’

The Alliance of Independence Journalists (AJI) and the Legal Aid Institute for the Press (LBH Pers) ...

City 7 years ago

PDI-P supporters protest newspaper over Megawati story

Dozens of supporters of the Indonesian Democratic party of Struggle (PDI-P) in Bogor, West Java, sta...

Editorial 7 years ago

#WeArePancasila... really?

In many cases, people breach the first principle of Pancasila by denying the freedom of religion of ...

National 7 years ago

Sri Mulyani defends 'financial rights' of Megawati, BPIP members

Addressing concerns over the monthly allowance given to members of the Agency for the Implementation...

National 7 years ago

Megawati gets Rp 112m per month for promoting Pancasila

President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo has signed a decree to give former president Megawati Soe...

National 7 years ago

Megawati, Tito agree to employ 443,000 police personnel to promote Pancasila

Former president and Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) chairwoman Megawati Soekarnoput...

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‘Radar Bogor’ chief editor calls attack ‘barbaric’, refuses to apologize

Groups condemn attack on ‘Radar Bogor’

PDI-P supporters protest newspaper over Megawati story

#WeArePancasila... really?

Sri Mulyani defends 'financial rights' of Megawati, BPIP members

Megawati gets Rp 112m per month for promoting Pancasila

Megawati, Tito agree to employ 443,000 police personnel to promote Pancasila

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