13 II. ARTICLE PER ARTICLE Article 1 Sufficiently Clear Article 2 Sufficiently Clear Article 3 Item (1) Sufficiently Clear Item (2) Press Company is managed according to economy’s principles to maintain its quality and increase the welfare of journalists as well as its employees without neglecting its social obligations. Article 4 Item (1) The phrase “the freedom of the press is guaranteed as the basic human rights for every citizen” means press is free from any attempt of interruption, prohibition, and/or intimidation in order that the right of the public in acquiring information is insured. The freedom of the press is the freedom with the awareness over the importance of law enforcement supremacy, conducted by judicial forum, and professional accountability as depicted in the Code of Ethics of Journalistic and the conscience of every press’ personage. Item (2) Censorship, prohibition or restriction of broadcasting is not valid towards printing and electronic media. Broadcasting is not part of journalistic operation as regulated in the statutory laws. Item (3) Sufficiently Clear Item (4) The main objective of the Right to Refuse is for journalist to protect his information sources by refusing any identification of such information sources. This right can be used should the journalist is interrogated by investigator and/or requested to stand as witness in Court. The Right to Refuse can be annulled for the greater concern of state safety or public order as stated by Court.