Open debate<\/p>\n
From Republika<\/p>\n
On Monday evening, Nov. 25, I watched ANteve's open debate
\nbroadcast. I was very happy with the program. Previously, we
\nfrequently read news about the curtailment of democracy in our
\ncountry, and the foreign press blamed our government for being
\nundemocratic.<\/p>\n
On that evening, ANteve broadcast an Open Debate Forum, with
\nFahmi Idris as moderator. Three important figures from parties
\nthat will take part in the coming general election were presented
\nin the debate. The participants of the debate looked confident
\nand some expressed no uncertainty in analyzing the current issues
\nand launching criticism against the party that was deemed to be
\nviolating the rules of the game. Such a forum should be held more
\noften because democratic life can only find expression in giving
\nfreedom of expression and power to the people's representatives.
\nThus, ANteve has done the right thing by opening the debate forum
\nas one of its programs.<\/p>\n
For the next occasion, I would like to suggest that ANteve has
\nMegawati, Soerjadi, the Armed Forces chief, the National Police
\nchief, members of the National Commission on Human Rights and
\nalso Legal Aid Institute figures in the open debate forum, with
\nEkky Syahruddin or Wimar Witoelar as moderator.<\/p>\n
SUPARDIN<\/p>\n
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