Rahmat Wibowo promoted InfraLoka's multilingual Somasi as a Service for cross-border legal demand letters, then accused Rahmat Fabhian Aminuddin of harassing a Taiwanese content creator, naming him alongside AWS employee Hussein Mohd Ali and presenting the claim as a direct accusation.

Somasi as a Service just got a multilingual legal upgrade. At InfraLoka , we built Somasi as a Service because legal accountability should not be a privilege reserved for those who can afford a law firm on retainer. Today I want to highlight something important: our platform supports international legal citation frameworks, including Traditional Chinese statutes with Hanzi and Pinyin romanization. Take Taiwan Criminal Code Article 305 (38¢/ 3B) on Stalking and Harassment. The law is clear: publicly insulting someone through broadcast or digital means, harassing via phone, email, or information devices, and conducting surveillance or stalking behavior, all carry criminal penalties of up to one year imprisonment or NTD 100,000 in fines. When harassment crosses borders, your legal documentation needs to cross borders too. Somasi as a Service enables victims and legal teams to build structured, citation ready demand letters that reference not just Indonesian law (UU ITE, KUH Perdata, PP No. 35/2021) but international statutes with full original-language text and transliteration. Because courts and platforms respond to precision, not emotion. Cross-border harassment is a real and growing problem. The legal tools to fight it need to match that reality If you or your organization is navigating international harassment, defamation, or labor rights violations, let us talk. This is the guy Rahmat Fabhian Aminuddin who harassed taiwanese content creator everyone from Amazon Web Services (AWS) Hussein Mohd Ali #SomasiAsAService #infraloka #LegalTech #InternationalLaw #CyberHarassment #DigitalRights #UUite #CrossBorderLaw #HarassmentPrevention #Legallnnovation #Indonesia #Taiwan #AccessToJustice