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Archipelago 1 year ago
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Pressure mounts for a full investigation into North Sumatra journalist’s death
Colleagues have flagged irregularities surrounding a fire that killed a journalist working for an outlet affiliated with the police and three family members at his home in Tanah Karo regency, North Sumatra, which occurred following the publication of his reporting pertaining to a gambling incident in the regency.
Archipelago 1 year ago
Press Council urges full investigation of fire that killed journalist in North Sumatra
The Press Council is calling for a thorough investigation of the fire that killed a journalist and his family in Karo regency, North Sumatra, an incident allegedly linked to his reports regarding a local gambling ring.
National 6 years ago
Task force to block non-credible news portals officially established
A special task force authorized to take down all non-credible news portals was officially established on Friday after a long-standing plan. The task force is formed jointly by the Communications and Information Ministry and the Press Council.
National 7 years ago
Police plan autopsy on journalist’s body
South Kalimantan Police chief Brig. Gen. Rachmat Mulyana has ordered his men to immediately perform an autopsy on the body of journalist Muhammad Yusuf from Kotabaru regency, who died in a hospital after being held in police custody on defamation and hate speech charges.
SE Asia 8 years ago
Cambodian reporters charged with espionage for filing news to US
Two Cambodian journalists were charged on Saturday with spying over news reports they allegedly filed to US-based Radio Free Asia, amid a sweeping government crackdown on dissent that has tipped the country's democracy into crisis.
Politics 8 years ago
AJI Jakarta warns journalists to maintain independence in election
The Jakarta Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI Jakarta) has called on journalists and news media organizations reporting on the Jakarta gubernatorial election to uphold the journalistic code of ethics amid rampant unverified reports, fake news and smear campaigns circulating on social media.
