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Indonesian Parliament Expands Asset Forfeiture Bill to Cover 13 Crimes
Indonesia’s legislature has advanced a revised asset forfeiture bill that would enable the seizure of illicit gains linked to 13 specified offenses, notably illegal forestry and human trafficking. The measure aims to strengthen anti-crime enforcement by stripping perpetrators of financially motivated illegal profits.
31 Aug, 06:15 — 31 Aug, 06:27
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DPR Proposes 13 Crimes to Be Covered by Asset Forfeiture Bill
Lawmakers has proposed 13 criminal offenses to be covered by the Asset Forfeiture Bill, including corruption, drug crimes, and human trafficking.
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House proposes asset forfeiture for forestry, human trafficking crimes
The Indonesian House of Representatives (DPR RI) has proposed including 13 criminal offenses, including corruption, ...
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First report: antara-english · 31 Aug, 06:15|Full coverage: 2 · 12m|Window: 12m
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