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Tuesday, October 14, 2003

arsip tempo : 173160114816.

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Should judges prioritize the use of the Press Law in handling cases related to journalistic offenses?
(October 3 - 10, 2003)
Yes
79%245
No
16.5%51
Unsure
4.5%14
Total100%310

DESPITE the existence of the Press Law in Indonesia, police and prosecutors choose to neglect this law in compiling the dossiers and indictment of cases that involve journalists and their work. Considering this situation, TEMPO magazine editor in chief Bambang Harymurti demanded t

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