Indonesia's Asset Confiscation Bill to Include Fraud Victim Recovery
Indonesia's Special Committee for the Asset Confiscation Bill (Panja) has decided to make victim loss recovery from various financial crimes, including fraudulent investments, illegal insurance, and fake pilgrimage tour operators, a primary focus of the legislation. The move aims to confiscate assets of criminals and enhance compensation for victims.
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