| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - esia's 1945 Constitution refers to freedom of expression, but subsequent legislation and regulations have restricted this basic right.21 The result is that, by law, Indonesians can still be imprisoned for insulting the president, or expressing feelings of hatred against the government, even if such sentiments are offered as part of a peaceful exercise of political dissent.22 In its general com
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