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Politics 2 months ago
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Copyright Law amendment threatens press freedom
Several articles in the draft revision for the 2014 Copyright Law may lead to overlapping with other regulations as well as the criminalization of journalists and content creators for producing pieces that criticize public officials.
Archipelago 1 year ago
Central Sulawesi journalist found dead in Jakarta hotel
Situr Wijaya, a 33-year-old journalist from Palu, Central Sulawesi, and the founder of local media outlet iN Sulteng was found dead in a hotel room in West Jakarta on Friday, with his body bearing visible signs of violence including bruises on his face.
Politics 2 years ago
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Police brutality mars nationwide protests with dozens injured
Various human rights groups reported that the police had used excessive force in dispersing the protests by firing water cannons and tear gas as well as launching violent attacks against unarmed participants, some of whom were underage students.
National 5 years ago
LBH Pers condemns minister for calling jobs law criticisms 'hoaxes'
The Legal Aid Institute for the Press (LBH Pers) has expressed dismay over Communication and Technology Minister Johnny G. Plate’s insistence that the stream of criticism and protests against the Job Creation Law was driven by nothing but misinformation and hoaxes.
National 5 years ago
‘Liputan6.com’ reports intimidation against its journalist to police
The intimidation was apparently inspired by a fact-check article published on Sept. 10, in which Cakra refuted claims that a member of the House of Representatives from the Indonesian Democratic Party of Struggle (PDI-P) is the grandson of the founder of the Indonesian Communist Party (PKI) in West Sumatra.
National 6 years ago
Indonesian journalists face job losses, pay cuts and obstruction during outbreak: LBH Pers
Between April 3 and May 2, LBH Pers and the Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI) received 61 reports from journalists from 14 media organizations in Greater Jakarta whose employment rights had allegedly been violated.
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