The former police chief of Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara province is on trial for sexually assaulting minors and distributing explicit content online, following a tip-off from Australian authorities. The case has triggered national outrage and calls for stricter digital surveillance to protect children. The former police chief of East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia, is standing trial for allegedly sexually assaulting minors and distributing explicit content online after Australian authorities flagged suspicious activity on a pornographic website. The case, which has sparked national outrage, involves at least two underage victims and accusations of exploitation facilitated through dating apps. The investigation began after […]
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