UIN Bandung Journalism Alumni Condemn Detention of Indonesian Journalist by Israel
Journalism alumni from UIN Bandung have issued a strong condemnation following the detention of an Indonesian journalist by Israeli authorities, calling for the protection of press freedom and the safety of media workers.
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