West Java Tops List of Social Aid Recipients Engaged in Online Gambling
The Social Affairs Ministry reveals West Java leads in social aid misuse for online gambling, totaling Rp 199 billion. Read the full report.
The Social Affairs Ministry reveals West Java leads in social aid misuse for online gambling, totaling Rp 199 billion. Read the full report.
Yogyakarta Police pledges to prosecute all online gambling actors, from players to operators, after arresting five suspects in Bantul. Learn more.
Four online gambling convicts publicly flogged in Aceh Jaya as part of Sharia law enforcement. Read the full report here.
Bulog ensures 1.3 million tons of rice aid won't go to online gambling or terrorism-linked individuals. Strict verification and law enforcement involved.
Indonesia halts social aid to 200,000 recipients linked to online gambling, following data match with PPATK. Read the full news here.
Indonesian National Police dismantle online gambling ring linked to China-Cambodia, seizing 22 suspects and Rp20 billion in illegal profits. Read the full report now.
Indonesia will terminate social aid (bansos) and close accounts of recipients found playing online gambling, following a PPATK investigation of over 571,000 cases.
Indonesian government to revoke social aid for recipients caught gambling online, following PPATK findings of widespread misuse involving Rp 957 billion.
The Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK) found that 571,410 population registration numbers (NIK), registered as recipients of social assistance, were involved in online gambling throughout 2024.
PPATK finds over 571,000 social aid recipients involved in online gambling, raising concerns about targeted welfare distribution in Indonesia.
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 Financial Services Authority (OJK) is coordinating with police and the Financial Transaction Reports and Analysis Center (PPATK) to block more than 4,000 bank accounts linked to two online gambling bosses arrested earlier this month. Learn more.