TIP Task Force Formed By The National Police Chief Saves 2,093 People

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JAKARTA - The Criminal Action Task Force for Trafficking in Persons (TPPO) formed by the National Police Chief, General Listyo Sigit Prabowo, managed to save 2,093 people from June 5 to July 16. Thousands of victims were based on the investigation of 680 police reports (LP). "Police reports as many as 680 reports of the number of TIP victims as many as 2,093 people," said Head of the Public Relations Division of the National Police Public Relations Division Kombes Nurul Azizah to reporters, Monday, July 17. Of the hundreds of reports received, the TIP Task Force named 795 suspects. They often use the promising mode of being Indonesian Migrant Workers (PMI). "Then the mode used is as a legal migrant worker or PMI or household assistant as many as 471. Then as a crew member as many as 9," he said. "(Modus) as prostitutes as many as 201, and exploitation of children as many as 47," continued Nurul. The massive action taken is the National Police Chief's commitment to weighting TIP in Indonesia. This is because crimes are detrimental to society and the state.

Moreover, the eradication of TIP is in line with the agreement between President Jokowi and several state leaders, who will eradicate all forms of TIP.