JIMLY ASSHIDIQIE

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JAKARTA (AP) - Indonesia's Constitutional Court scrapped a centuries-old ban on voicing hostility or hatred of the government which had limited freedom of press and expression in the world's most populous Muslim nation.



"The articles had proportionally hampered the freedom of expression and therefore they ran against the constitution," said Jimly Asshidiqie, the court chairman, reading the ruling.


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Indonesia's Constitutional Court scraps centuries-old ban on freedom of expression

July 17, 2007 - 3:58pm

JAKARTA (AP) - Indonesia's Constitutional Court scrapped a centuries-old ban on voicing hostility or hatred of the government which had limited freedom of press and expression in the world's most populous Muslim...

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