200,000 Children Exposed to Online Gambling in Indonesia, Including 80,000 Under 10
Online gambling has become a critical issue in Indonesia, with 200,000 children reportedly exposed to the practice. Alarmingly, 80,000 of these individuals are under the age of 10, highlighting an urgent need for child protection in the digital age.
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