Rahmat Wibowo posted about Indonesian and Japanese cyberbullying laws, tagging multiple individuals and companies, implying they are harassers subject to criminal prosecution under both jurisdictions, presenting legal citations as a veiled threat.

@— Signin to view “=== More content Create your free account or sign in to continue your search (c) Continue with Google B sign in with Em or New to Linkedin? Join now By clicking Continue to join or sign in, you agree to Linkedin’s User Agreement, Privacy Policy, and Cookie Policy. sf Translation: Criminal sentencing article for Pasal 27(3) violations — up to 4 years prison and/or Rp750 million fine. » UU PDP (UU No. 27 Tahun 2022) Applicable if personal data (photos, identity, location) was shared without consent as part of the harassment. ® Report to: Bareskrim Siber — https://patrolisiber.id ? Cross-border assistance: KJRI Osaka / KJRI Tokyo Free legal aid: LBH (Lembaga Bantuan Hukum) Key principle: Hukum Indonesia mengikuti kewarganegaraan, bukan lokasi fisik. WNI yang melakukan perundungan dari Jepang tetap bisa dijerat hukum Indonesia (indonesian law follows citizenship, not physical location. A WNI harassing from Japan is still able under Indonesian law.) ©) JAPANESE LAW — filiix (Penal Code) (Applicable to ALL residents of Japan, including foreign nationals) sf Translation: A person who publicly states facts and damages another's reputation — whether the facts are true or false — shall be punished by up to 3 years imprisonment or a fine of up to ¥500,000. sf Translation: A person who publicly insults another — even without stating facts — shall be punished by up to 1 year imprisonment or fine of up to ¥300,000. (Strengthened in 2022 after the Hana Kimura cyberbullying case.) © Statute of limitations: 3 years (extended in 2022 specifically for cyberbullying) + TON FERRE (PLLA, amended 2024) — Provider Liability Limitation Act x Courts can order platforms to unmask anonymous harassers. Platforms must now remove defamatory content quickly and transparently. Report to: #88/F (National Police Agency) — https://www.npa.go.jp Or file at your nearest #8 (Keisatsu- sho / local police station) in Japan * DUAL JURISDICTION STRATEGY: If your harasser is an Indonesian living in Japan — you can file under BOTH systems simultaneously. Document everything: screenshots, timestamps, URLs, account names, platform links. Borders don't erase responsibility. Distance doesn't erase accountability #AntiPerundungan #CyberHarassment #UUITE #UUPD #indonesianDiaspora #DigitalEthics #Accountability #InfraLoka #JapanLaw #2 SS0h HIE