Dedi Congor Banned from Overseas Travel for 6 Months
Indonesia's Directorate General of Immigration has imposed a six-month overseas travel ban on Dedi Congor, effective until April 2027. The travel restriction is reportedly linked to ongoing domestic legal proceedings.
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