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Tuesday, January 5, 2010

The Attorney General’s Office ended 2009 by banning five books. The public right to information is threatened.

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ALMOST every day people come to Bang Ay’s stall on the fourth floor of Senen Market, Central Jakarta, to buy books entitled Dalih Pembunuhan Massal Gerakan 30 September dan Kudeta Soeharto (Pretext for Mass Murder of September 30 Movement and Soeharto’s Coup d’Etat) by John Roosa, Enam Jalan Menuju Tuhan (Six Ways to God) by Darmawan, and Mengungkap Misteri Keragaman Agama (Unveiling the Mystery of Religious Pluralism) written by Syahruddin

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