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Batam prosecutors seek one year for activist in Satpol PP defamation case

A 61-year-old social activist in Batam is facing a one-year sentence in a defamation trial for contr...

Academia 1 week ago

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Digital sovereignty or digital chaos? Lessons from the unrest

Digital amplification forces us to confront an uncomfortable truth about freedom of expression in th...

Society 1 month ago

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Slow regulation raises concerns over Indonesia’s AI push

After the launch of a new national artificial intelligence center, experts have warned that the gove...

Archipelago 3 months ago

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Suspect naming in Baznas graft whistleblower case raises concerns

A former employee of the West Java regional office of the National Alms Agency (Baznas) was named a ...

Editorial 4 months ago

Satire is protected speech

Both the President and former president are part of the country’s political institutions which...

Politics 4 months ago

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Police release ITB student arrested over ‘indecent’ meme

The National Police’s Criminal Investigation Department (Bareskrim) released on Sunday a stude...

Academia 4 months ago

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A breakthrough for freedom of expression in Indonesia

Does the recent Constitutional Court's ruling truly safeguard the digital rights of Indonesian c...

Politics 4 months ago

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Calls grow for further reform of cyberlaw after much-lauded ruling on defamation

Human rights groups have called for further reform on the draconian cyberlaw often used to silence f...

Asia & Pacific 6 months ago

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Rights-based approach to cybersecurity key for regional stability, experts say

Observers have warned during a regional cyber conference this week that Southeast Asia is likely to ...

Editorial 6 months ago

Pardon not for all

The government argues that the amnesty plan may help ease the overcrowding problem characterizing mo...

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PREMIUM Batam prosecutors seek one year for activist in Satpol PP defamation case

PREMIUM Digital sovereignty or digital chaos? Lessons from the unrest

PREMIUM Slow regulation raises concerns over Indonesia’s AI push

PREMIUM Suspect naming in Baznas graft whistleblower case raises concerns

Satire is protected speech

PREMIUM Police release ITB student arrested over ‘indecent’ meme

PREMIUM A breakthrough for freedom of expression in Indonesia

PREMIUM Calls grow for further reform of cyberlaw after much-lauded ruling on defamation

PREMIUM Rights-based approach to cybersecurity key for regional stability, experts say