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Tourism drivers in Bali must have Bali ID cards, use vehicles with the Bali license plate ‘DK’ and attach the "Kreta Bali Smita" label to their vehicle. Observers warn the Bali administration these driver requirements may be discriminatory.
The government plans to impose a minimum age limit for social media users to follow in the footsteps of Australia in safeguarding minors online, a move that has been widely lauded but also comes with caution from experts who believe that poorly thought out regulations might be counterproductive.
ASEAN leaders must seize the opportunity presented by this week's forum on child online protection in Bali to create better protections for the region's children in cyberspace, from policies to law enforcement training and community awareness.
Leading digital financial services provider GoPay has expressed its active support for the Indonesian government’s crackdown on online gambling, with the company utilizing technological and educational approaches to prevent illegal activities within its ecosystem.
Because of the absence of clear guidelines on what constitutes "strong evidence" of children's regular access to a platform, predicting whether a platform will ultimately be classified as “likely to be accessed and/or used by children” remains challenging.
