The Jakarta Metro Jaya Regional Police's Directorate of Criminal has placed two suspects involved in an online gambling ring, which includes a Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs official, on its wanted list. Learn more!
Indonesian National Police Chief General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, announced on Monday (11/4/2024) a crackdown on assets tied to online gambling networks, aiming to seize them for the state. Learn more!
The Indonesian National Police raised its commitment to combating online gambling as part of President Prabowo Subianto’s Astacita initiative focused on legal reform. Read more!
The Indonesian National Police (INP) announced on Saturday (2/11/2024) that they have uncovered 300 cases of online gambling, leading to the arrest of 370 suspects between 15 June and 1 November 2024. Read more!
The Indonesian National Police (INP) has detained three more suspects linked to the an online gambling network, reportedly operated by a Chinese national. Learn more!
Sukabumi Sub-regional Police Chief Superintendent Samian confirmed on Friday (1/1/2024( the arrest of local content creator Gunawan "Sadbor" for allegedly promoting online gambling sites. Read more!
Minister of Communication and Digital Meutya Hafid appreciated the Indonesian National Police (INP)’s efforts in arresting a ministry official amid ongoing investigations into online gambling. Learn more!
A Ministry of Communication and Digital employee is under investigation for alleged involvement in an online gambling network. Read more!
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has revealed that most of the 4,730 Indonesians working as online gambling operators abroad are in the productive age range, primarily between 18 and 35 years old. Read more!
A total of 569 Indonesian citizens have been identified as illegal online gambling operators in the Philippines. Read more.
The Philippine government has announced a downgrade of visas for Indonesian citizens suspected of working as online gambling operators (Offshore Gaming Operators) in the country. Learn more!
The Indonesian National Police (INP) Division of International relations repatriated 35 Indonesian citizens, who were deported from Manila, Philippines, due to online scamming and online gambling on Tuesday evening. Read more!
