The Migrant Worker Protection Agency (BP2MI) prevented the departure of an Indonesian citizen, who was allegedly recruited illegally to work as an online gambling operator in Cambodia. Learn more.
The Human Trafficking Crime Investigation Team (TPPO) of East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) Regional Police arrested a foreign national from China named He Jin alias Yen Cing who was the mastermind behind the human smuggling operation to Australia.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) has concluded a major transnational human trafficking case involving illegal recruitment and exploitation of Indonesian workers in Bahrain. Learn more.
Surabaya Sub-regional City Police have named two women with the initials P alias I and S alias L as suspects in a case of alleged human trafficking (TPPO) in a house on Kedung Anyar street, Sawahan Village, Sawahan District, Surabaya City.
The East Nusa Tenggara (NTT) Regional Police arrested TN, a recruiter and supplier of illegal migrant workers from Kupang Regency. TN was said to send the nine illegal immigrant workers to Malaysia before getting thwarted by the authorities.
Surabaya Police in East Java have charged two women in connection with a suspected human trafficking operation involving the illegal recruitment of workers bound for Malaysia. Learn more.
Indonesia and Cambodia have signed a letter of intent to strengthen cooperation in preventing human trafficking and addressing immigration challenges in Bali on Monday (19/5/2025). Learn more.
INP continues to strengthen its commitment to preventing violence against women, children, and vulnerable groups in the university environment through collaboration with the academic community.
The Indonesian National Police have identified one suspect in the recent human trafficking case involving Indonesian migrant workers in Myanmar. Read more.
The National Central Bureau Interpol, under the Indonesian National Police (INP)’s International Relations Division, facilitated the recent repatriation of 569 Indonesian migrant workers who were victims of human trafficking in Myawaddy, Myanmar. Read more.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Criminal Investigation Agency identified a suspect for the human trafficking case of 699 Indonesians to Myamnar.
Some Indonesian victims of human trafficking in Myawaddy, Myanmar, have refused repatriation because they are profiting from their work as online gambling operators. Learn more.
