Indonesia Becomes Target for Transnational Crime, Interpol Urges Government to Establish Task Force
Interpol has urged the Indonesian government to establish a specialized task force, citing the country's increasing vulnerability as a target for transnational criminal organizations. Strengthening law enforcement coordination is deemed essential to combat rising cross-border crimes.
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