Freedom of The Press as an Embodiment of Democracies in Indonesia
Abstract
Freedom of the press is freedom of communication and expression in providing information to the public through the mass media, both print and electronic media. This freedom shows that there is no interference from the state or government or other elements of society, both individually and collectively in providing information to the public and constitutionally protected by the state. This is done so that the press can control the running of government.
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