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Society 5 months ago
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TV company Trans7 apologizes over ‘offensive’ content on ‘pesantren’
Following protests on social media and on the streets and threats of boycotting the private television company from pesantren students, management and alumni, Trans7 issued a public apology for content deemed disrespectful to the Islamic boarding school community.
Society 9 months ago
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Broadcasting bill sparks alarm over threat to LGBT rights
A controversial broadcasting bill seeking to ban lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) content across conventional and online media has sparked widespread criticism, with activists warning it could fuel further discrimination and endanger the rights and safety of the marginalized community.
Politics 1 year ago
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Press Council rejects controversial broadcasting bill
The Press Council has come out with a stern rejection of the widely criticized broadcasting bill, saying on Tuesday that it goes against the principles laid out in the Press Law and will only churn out bad journalism in the future.
Politics 1 year ago
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Opposition grows to broadcasting bill that threatens press freedom
Journalist organizations and members of the public have come out against a broadcasting bill they say would stifle the freedom of the press through vague and problematic provisions, including one they fear could curb investigative journalism on screen.
Regulations 2 years ago
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Ganjar’s cabinet KPI idea would hit political brick wall, experts say
Presidential candidate Ganjar Pranowo has suggested devising a key performance index (KPI) for ministers involving public input. Experts called this a valid idea but said politics would get in the way.
Opinion 6 years ago
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Censorship: Let my people think!
Children are being poisoned by hatred while television stations bombard us with tons of religious preachers, soap operas full of religious themes and censorship everywhere. But all the efforts of the KPI to create a “utopian” world by supervising the TV seem useless.
