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Society 4 years ago
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Ruling against journalist sparks concern over press freedom: Activists
A recent ruling against South Sulawesi-based journalist Muhammad Asrul, who was charged under the defamation article of the Electronic Information and Transactions (ITE) Law, has sparked concern among civil groups over press freedom in the country.
National 5 years ago
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Assault of 'Tempo' journalist raises fresh concerns about press freedom
While violence against journalists is nothing new in Indonesia, an annual report by LBH Pers showed a spike in cases throughout the pandemic in 2020, with most of the cases involving police brutality.
National 6 years ago
Support grows for S. Kalimantan journalist arrested in land dispute defamation case
An online petition calling for the release of South Kalimantan journalist Diananta "Nanta" Putera Samedi, who was recently arrested for his reporting of a land dispute, continues to gather support, reaching over 10,000 signatures as of Sunday.
National 6 years ago
AJI urges police to investigate alleged intimidation, doxing of Detik journalist
“The journalist’s personal information has been spread through social media like Facebook and YouTube to be used in a campaign of harassment against him,” said Asnil Bambani, chairman of the Jakarta Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI).
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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