Allan Nairn Slams Indonesian Press Freedom
Jakarta — The US investigative journalist Allan Nairn stated that the overall state of press freedom in Indonesia is poor.
The 2017 World Press Freedom Index...
The Murder of Udin: A Grim Memorial of Press Freedom in Indonesia
Yogyakarta -- Udin was lying on his bed on Aug. 13, 1996. It was an ordinary night for him. His wife, Marsiyem, was ironing clothes. A visitor knocked at his door at 10:30 p.m. Udin went out to meet his guest. Less than five minutes later, Marsiyem found her husband lying unconscious on the ground. The night ended as the beginning of a case that challenges the press freedom in Indonesia.
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Ilaiya Barathi Panneerselvam and Douglas Elliot
Jakarta—May 2, 2017 It is the battle cry of a nation that echoes across the land. Simply put, ‘Malaysia...
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We are… : An Editorial Note
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Student Media: What You Need to Know
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In short, student media are similar to commercial media (like Rappler, BBC), but they are run by students.
What Do Student Journalists...
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WPFD 2017: The Must-See Sessions
Selamat datang! Welcome to the World Press Freedom Day 2017 celebration, where you could speak up your mind and catch up on what's going on with...
(Not So) Little “White” Lies: How People Distrust the Media and How to Fix...
This is a short illustration of how fake news spread and misinformation happen:
John reads some studies and concludes that the climate change is real....
Is A Good Coverage Worth Your Life?
The Indonesian Alliance of Independent Journalists (AJI) urges media companies to provide adequate safety equipment and training for their journalists.
What is at stake?
Insany Syahbarwaty is...
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Hoax: A Rising Concern in Indonesia
Hoaxes are a cause of concern in Indonesia.
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Independence of the Media Challenged as Efforts for Countering Extremism Rise
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