February 9 is not just a marker of the birth of the Indonesian Journalists Association (PWI) in 1946. More than that, National Press Day (HPN) is a moment of reflection on the role of the press as the fourth pillar of democracy, tasked with maintaining public reason.
This year, HPN carries the theme “Healthy Press, Sovereign Economy, Strong Nation.” A strategic vision that emphasizes that credible journalism is a prerequisite for national resilience. Amidst the flow of disinformation, the press acts as a clarifier—ensuring that every public policy is monitored through constructive and data-based criticism.
A healthy press not only delivers news, but also educates the public so that they can actively participate in the democratic process. With accurate and balanced information, we can work together to build a stronger foundation for our nation.
“The press is the energy for democracy. Through enlightening information, we can weave a better future for Indonesia.”
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