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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.
Japan has warned its citizens against participating in child exploitation in Indonesia, especially child sex tourism. The warning was issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on May 14, 2026, emphasizing legal consequences and compliance with international regulations.
Japan has formally warned its citizens not to engage in child exploitation activities in Indonesia, emphasizing severe legal and criminal consequences. The advisory was issued on May 14 by the Japanese Embassy and consulates in Indonesia. Japan also urged its businesses and NGOs in the country to raise awareness and cooperate with local authorities.
