Official LSF Website Launch - Press Release
LSF Launches Official, Disability-Friendly and Inclusive Website
Jakarta, August 7, 2025
Film Censorship Institution of The Republic of Indonesia (Lembaga Sensor Film Republik Indonesia ) officially launched its newly upgraded website, https://lsf.go.id/, on Thursday (8/7/2025) under the theme “Disability-Friendly and Inclusive Website.” This initiative reflects LSF’s commitment to delivering inclusive, user-friendly public services that are accessible to everyone particularly persons with disabilities.
The redesigned platform has been tailored to meet diverse digital accessibility needs, ensuring all users can access accurate, complete, and high-quality information on film and film advertisement censorship in Indonesia. The site comes equipped with a range of accessibility features catering to various disabilities, including:
Color Contrast Settings: Options for high contrast, light/dark backgrounds, and color combinations that are friendly for users with low vision or color vision deficiencies.
Text Size Adjustment: Allows users to enlarge or reduce text without disrupting the page layout.
Link Highlighting: Highlights all hyperlinks with distinctive colors or underlines for easier recognition.
Focus Indicators: Visually marks the active element when navigating via keyboard or screen readers.
Dyslexia-Friendly Mode: Switches fonts to styles designed to improve reading comfort for users with dyslexia.
Distraction-Free Reading (Reading Guide & Line Focus): Adds guiding lines or line-by-line focus tools for users with concentration challenges or neurodivergent conditions.
Full Keyboard Navigation: All widgets and page elements are fully operable via keyboard commands (tab, enter, arrow keys) without a mouse.
LSF Chairman, Dr. Naswardi, MM, ME, affirmed the institution’s commitment to ensuring equal opportunities for everyone to participate in various aspects of life. “That’s why LSF has built a disability-friendly site making it easier for everyone to access and share valid information about cinema, which has become an integral part of people’s lives,” he stated.
National Commission on Disability (KND) Commissioner Kikin P. Tarigan S, S.P., M.M., M.Pd., praised LSF’s efforts in reaching vulnerable groups, including persons with disabilities, across all spheres of life. “The rapidly growing world of cinema must also be accessible to people with disabilities,” she emphasized.
Meanwhile, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Indonesia, Prof. Dr. Bambang Wibawarta, S.S., M.A., expressed his ministry’s full support: “As a new ministry, we are committed to involving everyone in all aspects. In building an equitable cultural life, we fully support LSF’s initiative to create disability-friendly public services.”
LSF RI is a permanent, independent state institution tasked with assessing the eligibility of films and film advertisements before they are distributed or publicly screened. This evaluation, filtration, and research process is designed to protect the public while ensuring their right to quality cinematic content.
Under Article 57 of Law No. 33 of 2009 on Film, all films and film advertisements must obtain a Surat Tanda Lulus Sensor (STLS, Film Censorship Certificate) from LSF before distribution or exhibition. To foster awareness among filmmakers and industry players in choosing and producing content, LSF conducts censorship literacy programs as part of its mission to ensure film production, distribution, and exhibition adhere to Indonesian regulations, with the ultimate goal of protecting the public from harmful content.
Lembaga Sensor Film Republik Indonesia
Website: https://lsf.go.id/
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Contact: 0856 183 6481 (Intan RI)
