Japan Warns Citizens Against Child Exploitation in Indonesia

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Japan’s Foreign Ministry has issued a warning urging its citizens not to engage in any form of child exploitation while in Indonesia. The advisory follows recent cases involving Japanese nationals and comes amid a crackdown by Indonesian authorities. Indonesia imposes severe penalties, including imprisonment and deportation.

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On May 14, 2026, Japan’s Foreign Ministry issued a warning urging its citizens not to participate in any form of child exploitation while in Indonesia. The advisory comes as Indonesian authorities step up enforcement to crack down on the crime.

According to Kyodo News, Indonesian law enforcement has recently detected several cases involving Japanese nationals. The Foreign Ministry stressed that all forms of child sexual abuse and the use of children for pornographic purposes are strictly prohibited, and called on Japanese citizens to comply with local laws.

Indonesia imposes severe penalties for child-related crimes, including imprisonment and deportation. The advisory also reminds Japanese nationals currently in Indonesia or planning to travel there to familiarize themselves with the country's laws.

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