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Title          SIX THOUSAND INDONESIANS SAVED FROM POTENTIALLY BEING TRAFFICKED
               Media Name     antaranews.com
               Pub. Date      31 Desember 2019
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               We recorded as many as 6,142 passport applications were suspended due to the
               allegation of being recruited for non-procedural Indonesian migrant workers Jakarta
               - The Indonesian Directorate General of Immigration saved 6,941 Indonesians from
               potentially falling victim to the criminal act of human trafficking during 2019.

               "We recorded as many as 6,142 passport applications were suspended over
               allegation of recruitment for non-procedural Indonesian migrant workers,
               cumulatively recorded at 125 immigration offices," Director General of Immigration,
               Ronny F. Sompie, noted in a statement received here on Tuesday.

               Apart from the suspension of passports, the Directorate also conducted "on-the-spot
               checking" that resulted in 799 Indonesian residents' foreign departures from
               airports, ports, as well as land borders being suspended.

               While suspending several passport applications and departures, the Directorate
               General of Immigration issued 3,191,467 passport books from across 125
               immigration offices and 66 representative offices.

               The monitoring process of immigration is not solely for Indonesian residents but also
               applied for foreigners staying in Indonesia.

               The administrative law enforcement against immigration violations, including
               deportation, deterrence, and cancellation of residential permit, were recorded with
               as many as 6,933 cases, in which China's residents constituted the highest number,
               reaching 916, followed by 560 Nigerians, 412 Afghans, and 398 Bangladeshi people,
               while Malaysia came fifth, with 203 people.

               Related news: Security intensified in Malaysia's Tawau to thwart human trafficking
               Related news: Indonesian Navy thwarts human trafficking attempt to Malaysia
               Related news: Police rescue human trafficking victims from E Java Related news:
               Govt to prevent human trafficking through contract marriage trick.














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