The rapid development of information technology has shifted conventional mass media towards online mass media. As the adage “Das Recht wird nicht gemacht, est ist und wird mit dem Volke, then the concept of right to be forgotten is born. This concept was born from the desire to restore the control function of personal information circulating on the internet to each person's personal. In This concept was adopted in Article 26 section (3) of Law Number 19 of 2016 Concerning Amendments to Law Number 11 of 2008 Concerning Information and Electronic Transactions. By using electronic mass media, everyone can easily search and read news that happened in the past. However, sometimes the organizers of electronic systems can harm those reported in presenting such news. However, Law Number 40 of 1999 Concerning Press has given freedom of press guarantees as citizen’s human rights. The results concluded that right to be forgotten can be applied to the news containing personal data and/or personal information of victims of crime, because there is a right for each victim to be free from any negative stigma. Provisions in Article 26 section (3) Amendment to the ITE Law is a form of restriction on press freedom sourced from public authority. Until now the concept of right to be forgotten is still ineffective and cannot be applied because there are no government regulations that govern the procedure for deleting electronic information and/or electronic documents.