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Indonesia's press freedom declined to 127th globally in 2026 amid government pressure, arrests, and military involvement, despite official praise and pledges to support journalism.
Indonesia marked National Press Day 2026 amid rising concerns over press freedom, with journalists facing increasing pressure from government rhetoric, arrests of activists, and military involvement in internal security.
Despite government praise for the press’s role in democracy and calls for ethical reporting, Indonesia’s press freedom ranking dropped to 127th globally, with low internet freedom scores.
Ongoing crises—including natural disasters, economic hardship, and regional instability—highlight the media’s crucial role in accountability and public discourse.
The government pledged support for media sustainability and urged collaboration to strengthen journalism in service of national development goals.
La libertad de prensa de Indonesia disminuyó hasta el puesto 127 a nivel mundial en 2026 en medio de la presión del gobierno, los arrestos y la participación militar, a pesar de los elogios oficiales y las promesas de apoyo al periodismo.