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Politics 1 year ago
As president, Prabowo won't conduct impromptu press briefings: Spokesperson
Hasan was quoted by Kompas.com saying that the decision was part of a greater scheme to limit access provided to journalists by Prabowo and that the president-elect would only make official statements when necessary.
Presidential Race 2 years ago
I believe in democracy, press freedom: Prabowo
In a speech during an Indonesian Journalists Association (PWI) event, vice presidential candidate Prabowo said that no one should doubt his commitment to democracy as he has been an active participant of the democratic system in the past two decades.
Politics 2 years ago
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Chief Editors Forum calls for Jokowi's neutrality ahead of elections
The Chief Editors Forum has called for President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo’s neutrality in the 2024 elections, expressing concerns over nepotism and dynastic politics following the controversial appointment of the President's eldest son Gibran Rakabuming Raka as vice presidential candidate.
Asia & Pacific 2 years ago
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Media should not be afraid to criticize the government: Anwar Ibrahim
Speaking during Malaysia's third National Journalists Day (Hawana), Anwar, who was elected into office late last year, said he encouraged the media to get rid of the old culture of writing in favor of the ruling government.
Academia 3 years ago
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Indonesia needs to be more open, not less, to foreign media
Unfortunately, the current policy toward foreign journalists intending to work here, whether on a short visit or to reside, is not supportive of Indonesia’s quest to play a bigger and more active role on the global stage.
