Indonesian anti-censorship protest

Tuesday, October 3, 1995 - 10:00

Indonesian anti-censorship protestSolo, INDONESIA Students led a rally of 100 young artists in this central Java city on September 26. The students demanded the abolition of the government institute which authorises art and cultural exhibitions, freedom for independent trade unions and freedom of expression. The rally was called by a broad committee following the banning of a performance of workers' theatre about labour conditions in Indonesian factories.|>n

From GLW issue 205

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