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Chairman of Indonesia' Alliance of Independent Journalists Eko Maryadi shares his strategy for starting a media revolution, which in his experience includes breaking press laws, and being locked up in jail for 3 years.
He and others like him, ultimately helped Indonesia achieve press freedom.
He and others like him, ultimately helped Indonesia achieve press freedom.
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