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Juvenile

Archipelago 10 months ago

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Critics slam militaristic character training for ‘delinquents’ in West Java

More than 100 students in several regions in West Java have been sent to military barracks to undergo an intensive character training program with Indonesian Military (TNI) personnel under an initiative introduced by Governor Dedi Mulyadi.

Jakarta 1 year ago

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Internal affairs questions 17 officers over Bekasi teens' deaths

The Jakarta Police have questioned at least 17 officers in connection with the seven teen boys whose bodies were found in the Bekasi River, as calls grow for transparency amid increasing reports of police brutality in handling juvenile cases.

Lifestyle 5 years ago

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Trying to understand Klitih, Yogyakarta's random gang violence

An exhibition tries to make sense a trend of random violence in Yogyakarta perpetrated by teenagers.

People 5 years ago

Dian Sasmita: Listening to troubled juveniles toward healing

The Sahabat Kapas Foundation is raising awareness that child prisoners need developmental support, just like any other child.

City 6 years ago

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Residents in shock, fear as 5-year-old girl found murdered

The investigation into the case started when a 15-year-old girl surrendered herself at a police station in West Jakarta.

National 6 years ago

Police catch ‘pocong’ scaring motorists in Pemalang

The boy, identified as AM, had been “haunting” the road in the hours between tarawih (evening Ramadan prayers) and sahur (predawn meal).

City 6 years ago

Teenager stabbed to death in Sahur on the Road event

Danu Satria, 16, got into an argument with members of a motorcycle group before they allegedly dragged and stabbed him.

City 6 years ago

Social media heightens street crime fears

While acknowledging that some reports of street crimes that have recently gone viral on social media are genuine, the Jakarta Police has warned netizens not to uncritically accept every piece of information circulating on social media as many may be misleading.