Indonesia Pushes for Asset Confiscation Law to Combat Fraudulent Investments
An Indonesian House of Representatives member is advocating for the inclusion of fraudulent investment crimes in the Asset Confiscation Bill (RUU Perampasan Aset) to prioritize victim compensation. The proposal emphasizes clarifying asset return mechanisms and strengthening proactive supervision by financial authorities.
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