No longer does Indonesia’s national news service print (or not print) what the government tells it to. So what does it mean when a book praising former dictator President Suharto is publicly launched in the same building where his once not-free press used to operate without interference? Beau Donelly went along to find out.
No longer does Indonesia’s national news service print (or not print) what the government tells it to. So what does it mean when a book praising former dictator President Suharto is publicly launched in the same building where his once not-free press used to operate without interference? Beau Donelly went along to find out.
Refugees have fled life-threatening situations in hopes of being welcomed by fairer and freer countries like Australia. But is Australia really as fair as it likes to think? Beau Donelly talks to refugees, activists and politicians and asks the question, are ‘illegal’ asylum seekers really illegal at all?
No longer does Indonesia’s national news service print (or not print) what the government tells it to. So what does it mean when a book praising former dictator President Suharto is publicly launched in the same building where his once not-free press used to operate without interference? Beau Donelly went along to find out.
