Immigration Ministry Boosts Surveillance Against Foreigners Operating Online Gambling
The Ministry of Immigration and Correctional Affairs increases surveillance on foreign nationals to prevent online gambling operations. Read the full details here.
The Ministry of Immigration and Correctional Affairs increases surveillance on foreign nationals to prevent online gambling operations. Read the full details here.
Communication and Digital Affairs Minister Meutya Hafid reveals a crisis as 200,000 children, including those under 10, fall victim to online gambling scams. Read about the government's response.
Directorate General of Immigration identifies 15 sponsors responsible for 320 foreigners involved in a major online gambling network. Read for investigation details.
The Riau Islands Police Cyber Sub-Directorate V has uncovered suspected online gambling and/or money laundering (TPPU) involving dozens of foreign nationals in Batam City.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) reaffirmed its commitment to eradicating online gambling practices, including those involving foreign nationals (WNA).
INP is investigating financial flows and hardware seized in the Hayam Wuruk online gambling raid involving 320 foreigners. Read the latest.
The Ministry of Immigration and Correctional Affairs is tracking the sponsors of 320 foreigners involved in an international online gambling ring in Jakarta. Learn more.
An Indonesian arrested in the Jakarta's Hayam Wuruk online gambling raid is a former worker from Cambodia. Police are investigating their role as customer service. Learn more.
Indonesian Police declare Indonesia off-limits for international online gambling and cybercrime syndicates. Learn more.
INP seized billions in cash and foreign currency following an international online gambling raid in Jakarta. Read about the ongoing investigation.
Indonesian Police detained 321 foreign nationals in Jakarta for operating an international online gambling network across 75 domains. Read the full report.
Communication Minister Meutya Hafid and Indonesian Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo announce a zero-tolerance policy for digital crimes. Read more on the new strategy.