House Members Say the Threat of Espionage Is Real, Anti-Espionage Bill Needs Review
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Mata Indonesia, Jakarta – Indonesia's strategic location and natural resources are considered highly vulnerable to espionage, ranging from threats to economic and industrial secrets to the very survival of the nation. Experts believe Indonesia needs a comprehensive regulatory and legal framework to respond to these threats in an integrated manner. The Executive Director of the ASEAN Study Center, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, Univers…
Member of Commission I of the Indonesian House of Representatives, TB Hasanuddin, emphasized that the threat of espionage against Indonesia is a problem that needs to be anticipated by strengthening counterintelligence.
jakarta.jpnn.com - International Relations expert and Executive Director of the ASEAN Study Center, Faculty of Social and Political Sciences, University of Indonesia (UI), Edy Prasetyono, said that Indonesia has the potential to become a target for espionage due to its strategic geographical position.
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