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news Chinese vaccines meant for Indonesian prison stolen and sold to public © EPA-EFE A woman receives a Covid-19 vaccine at a shopping mall in Jakarta, Indonesia. Photo: EPA Four people have been arrested on suspicion of stealing Covid-19 vaccines meant for the inmates and staff of an Indonesian prison and selling them on to members of the public. The three civil servants and a property agent, arrested on May 21, had resold 1,085 of the Chinese-made Sinovac vaccines at 250,000 Indonesian ru...

The move comes amid a further government tightening of controls over news and information sharing online.

May 11, 2021 From Albania to Zimbabwe, researchers in 30 developing and transition economy countries can benefit from immediate and fee-free Open Access publishing in The Company of Biologists’ subscription journals following a Read & Publish agreement with Electronic Information for Libraries (EIFL). This landmark agreement runs until 31 December 2023 and institutional members of EIFL-partner library consortia in eligible countries can participate free of charge. Researchers in eligible coun...

Monzeglio admitted the green passport “is being studied.” Top-notch presidential advisors in Uruguay in matters concerning the coronavirus pandemic are considering the feasibility of a “vaccine passport” like the one used in Israel, it was reported Sunday.   Health Ministry officials, the Presidents Group of Honorary Advisors (known as GACH) and the Governments Agency for Electronic Information and Knowledge Society (known as AGESIC) are evaluating the use of a so-ca...

From Tho Nguyen to Ryan Kazy: high profits are made from YouTube content for children Chia sẻ | FaceBookTwitter Email Copy Link Copy link bài viết thành công  06/04/2021    06:00 GMT+7 Developing content on YouTube has proven to be very profitable for young creators, from a 29-year-old Vietnamese girl to a 9-year-old boy from Texas. Ryan Kaji was once again found in the list of You...

Content debate piques local interest 14:31 | 10/03/2021 Ongoing haggles about shared news content could spark a global paradigm shift in content ownership, Le Toan As soon as the Australian administration and Facebook cleared a major hurdle in the ongoing dispute a fortnight ago, the Vietnamese Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC) and other relevant entities revealed that they are planning to build a similar code of regulations that requires cross-bor...

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Indonesia contemplates on revising controversial Internet law 25th February 2021 Illustration President Joko Widodo (Jokowi) hinted at a likely revision to the country’s Internet law -- Law No 11 of 2008 on Electronic Information and Transactions (ITE) -- especially to correct articles open to multiple interpretations. “If its implementation leads to injustice, the law needs to be revised,” Jokowi had tweeted on Feb 15, 2021. The ITE law essentially regulates the exchange o...

Deliberations on ITE Law revision must involve public: Press Council 25th February 2021 Chairman of the Press Council, Muhammad Nuh. (ANTARA/ HO-Tangkapan Layar Abdu Faisal) Jakarta (ANTARA) - Deliberations on the amendment to the Electronic Information and Transaction (ITE) Law must be carried out with transparency and involve the public, chairman of the Press Council, Mohammad Nuh, has said. "If the process of the formulation of the law can involve all of us, thats very interes...

IFJ 23 February 2021 A snap back from Indonesia’s “rubber” laws restricting freedom of speech? The controversial Electronic Information and Transactions (ITE) Law in Indonesia that notoriously criminalise freedom of expression may finally be revised, writes Jim Nolan. Prita Mulyasari (R) cries outside a court after her defamation trial under the ITE law is thrown out of court. Credit: AFP Photo In a surprise announcement, Indonesian President Joko (Jokowi) Wododo this month called u...