Indonesian Police to Target Digital Criminals and Human Traffickers by Freezing Assets
The Indonesian National Police announced a policy to freeze the assets of organizations involved in digital crime and human trafficking. This aims to cut off the funding sources of criminal organizations and disrupt their activities. Specific implementation timelines and the scope of targeted crimes await further details.
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