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Air force tries to impose news blackout on fighter jet crash

Published on 17 October 2012Read

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Fatal shooting

Journalist killed as gunmen attack plane at Papua province airport

Published on 11 April 2012Read

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Army harassment forces Aceh-based biweekly to close

Reporters Without Borders (Reporters sans frontières) today condemned army harassment of an independent biweekly in the troubled province of Aceh, (...)

Published on 12 December 2003 Read

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Journalist William Nessen freed

American journalist William Nessen was freed on 3 August, a day after being sentenced to a month and six days in prison for breaking immigration (...)

Published on 3 August 2003 Read

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Cameraman murdered in Aceh

Reporters Without Borders called today on the Indonesian government to investigate the murder of cameraman Mohamad Jamaluddin, of the state-run (...)

Published on 26 June 2003 Read

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US journalist held by police in Aceh for alleged visa offence

Freelance US journalist William Nessen surrendered to the Indonesian army on 24 June and has since been interrogated at length by police in Banda (...)

Published on 25 June 2003 Read

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Restrictions on reporting in Aceh province

Reporters Without Borders today urged the Indonesian authorities to respect press freedom in the province of Aceh where, following the (...)

Published on 22 May 2003 Read

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British journalist detained in Aceh province

The magistrate in charge of the McCulloch/Sadler case in Banda Aceh announced his decision on 3 October that the two women were to remain in (...)

Published on 23 September 2002 Read

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Reporters Without Borders outraged at the closure of investigations into the murder of journalist Sander Thoenes

17.07.2002 The Indonesian public ministry is considering reopening the investigation into the death of Sander Thoenes, following the new (...)

Published on 17 July 2002 Read

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A South Korean journalist beaten up by Chinese policemen

"The Chinese government’s scandalous repression of North Korean refugees is now spreading to South Korean diplomats and journalists attempting to (...)

Published on 14 June 2002 Read