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[00:02:32] emit rising geopolitical
[00:02:34] tensions,
[00:02:37] both nations emphasized diplomatic dialogue and
[00:02:40] regional cooperation remain essential
[00:02:42] safeguarding freedom of navigation and
[00:02:46] stabilizing global energy
[00:02:48] Pancasila human rights. So if we look at the
[00:02:50] now it's the IT supplies.
[00:02:55] international media reports indicate that a maritime
[00:02:58] agreement may soon be reach to fully reopen the
[00:03:02] straight of hormos to commercial
[00:03:04] navigation.
[00:03:10] multilateral discussions have progressed toward a
[00:03:13] potential agreement to reopen the straight of
[00:03:16] right? hormos. international mediators are
[00:03:19] diligently working with regional stakeholders to
[00:03:23] guarantee safe passage for commercial tankers and
[00:03:27] prevent diplomatic stailmates in the pr.
[00:03:30] Golf,
[00:03:32] the proposed accord is expected to include enhanced maritime
[00:03:36] monitoring and reestablished communications channels
[00:03:40] between coastal states and international shipping
[00:03:43] fleets. Energy markets have responded
[00:03:46] positively to news of the breakthrough as
[00:03:49] diplomats work to finalize
[00:03:52] the effects legislative proposals before the upcoming regional
[00:03:55] summit.
[00:04:04] United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio has
[00:04:07] expressed optimism regarding diplomatic talks with Iran
[00:04:11] stating that Washington hopes to reach an agreement to
[00:04:15] reopen the state of horm very
[00:04:17] shortly.
[00:04:20] It holds a charm that is hard to find
[00:04:23] elsewhere. Saleh Bay area is an area for
[00:04:26] giant Whale Sharks.
[00:04:31] many things are offered To get to the Saleh Bay ecotourism, we will travel
[00:04:34] 2 to 2 and a half hours
[00:04:38] from Sumbawa Besar to Labuhan Jambo, Taranong
[00:04:42] District. The journey starts from Labuhan
[00:04:46] Jambu port using fishing boats towards
[00:04:50] the floating platform in the middle of the sea.
[00:04:52] Arriving at the platform, fishermen must lure whale
[00:04:56] sharks by feeding them small fish.
[00:05:00] Every morning, as the sun begins to warm the ocean
[00:05:03] surface, the appearance of whale sharks becomes a moment
[00:05:07] awaited by tourists.
[00:05:10] Slowly, the giant body with a patterned skin.
[00:05:42] Saleh is a leading tourist attraction in West Nusa Tenggara.
[00:05:45] Tourists, both domestic and
[00:05:49] international, come to enjoy the sensation
[00:05:52] of swimming and snorkeling with these rare
[00:05:55] animals. Sumbawa is known as the land of
[00:05:58] golden diamonds. Not only for its mineral wealth,
[00:06:02] but also for its very beautiful underwater world.
[00:06:05] Despite being the largest fish in the world,
[00:06:09] whale sharks are known for their docile nature.
[00:06:12] This experience proves that Indonesia's biodiversity
[00:06:16] can offer high-value conservation-based
[00:06:20] tourism. Nevertheless, the preservation
[00:06:23] of whale sharks remains a priority. Visitors
[00:06:26] are required to maintain a safe distance, not touch
[00:06:30] or obstruct the whale shark's swimming path, and maintain
[00:06:33] ocean cleanliness. From Saleh Bay,
[00:06:36] it proves that tourism and
[00:06:39] conservation can go hand in hand.
[00:06:42] The beauty of nature is not only enjoyed,
[00:06:45] but also
[00:06:46] preserved together.
[00:06:52] Hello, good morning viewers, I'm very happy this morning we can greet you
[00:06:56] of course in the domestic window, with me Maya Karim
[00:06:59] and me Fahmi Andrian. A beautiful sight this morning, right? We saw
[00:07:03] whale sharks that we must preserve and protect, right? Don't
[00:07:06] keep hunting them, right? Don't this is also
[00:07:10] tourism and conservation running simultaneously. That's
[00:07:12] right, and also it can empower the fishermen
[00:07:16] there. These whale sharks are not only in Sumbawa but also in
[00:07:19] several other regions in Indonesia that are also popular, such as in Cendrawasih
[00:07:23] Bay, then in Gorontalo, there are also some in Berau,
[00:07:26] Kalimantan, there are many options, right? To be able
[00:07:29] to travel and see whale sharks in their
[00:07:33] natural habitat, yes, but this morning we are not discussing whale sharks in such detail because this
[00:07:36] is also one of the cases highlighted by the government, right?
[00:07:39] The crime of human trafficking. or TPPO, which
[00:07:43] is still a dark picture that continues to haunt our society,
[00:07:47] increasingly sophisticated and hidden methods demand that
[00:07:50] we no longer just be responsive but strengthen
[00:07:54] the front line of defense, namely community members and the business
[00:07:57] environment, and to discuss
[00:08:00] this matter, this morning Jendela Negeri is carrying the theme
[00:08:03] of strengthening communities to prevent human
[00:08:06] trafficking, and to discuss it in depth, we have
[00:08:10] Mr. Gian in the studio.
[00:08:12] Director of Capacity Building for Human Rights, Community and
[00:08:16] Business Actors, Ministry of Human Rights, good morning,
[00:08:19] good morning, good morning, always healthy, Mr. Gianto, thank God
[00:08:23] he's healthy, Mr. Hagianto, well, the purpose
[00:08:26] here is to provide understanding to the community, well,
[00:08:29] then why does the community need to understand
[00:08:32] the dangers of human trafficking?
[00:08:35] What is human
[00:08:39] trafficking? It is... it
[00:08:43] is a serious human rights
[00:08:47] violation, right? So why,
[00:08:50] if it's a human rights violation, then there's genocide,
[00:08:53] there are crimes against humanity,
[00:08:56] well, TPPO
[00:08:58] is also classified as one of the serious ones because
[00:09:02] why,
[00:09:04] caused by TPPO
[00:09:08] on the victims, of course, are
[00:09:12] death physically,
[00:09:15] torture psychologically,
[00:09:18] mentally, right? So this is also
[00:09:22] quite serious, right? We must handle it
[00:09:25] and we need to provide education to
[00:09:29] our community, right? Especially
[00:09:32] victims, mostly
[00:09:36] people who may lack
[00:09:39] information or even if we look... from
[00:09:42] the current update, it's not
[00:09:46] people who lack information, there are even
[00:09:49] educated children, right? Educated
[00:09:52] children, they provide education,
[00:09:55] but they get information through social
[00:09:59] media, so maybe they don't
[00:10:02] have enough information
[00:10:05] yet, meaning it can happen to anyone, right? Becoming
[00:10:09] a victim of human trafficking might be.
[00:10:13] It can be easily understood
[00:10:16] what human trafficking is because sometimes, as you said, even
[00:10:19] educated people don't understand if they then
[00:10:23] become victims of
[00:10:27] TPPO. Yes, actually, the
[00:10:30] methods of TPPO
[00:10:33] are usually offering jobs,
[00:10:37] usually offering jobs, while the current situation
[00:10:40] in our country
[00:10:44] is still, what should I say,
[00:10:48] our job market still cannot
[00:10:50] accommodate all those needs, so
[00:10:56] maybe if
[00:10:59] people understand that
[00:11:02] these methods
[00:11:05] that are currently running offer quite high
[00:11:09] salaries, fantastic
[00:11:12] salaries, so they are tempted. Sometimes there are even those who go through
[00:11:15] their own friends, friends who are perhaps seen
[00:11:19] as successful outside, right? They
[00:11:22] already look like they have a salary,
[00:11:26] then perhaps their family life
[00:11:29] is also stable, right? Well, these kinds of things
[00:11:33] also become their motive, right?
[00:11:36] They want to be like
[00:11:40] them too, right? Without thinking about what
[00:11:43] procedures need to be followed. Sometimes,
[00:11:47] there are illegal ones, and that's what we're worried about, right?
[00:11:50] So education for
[00:11:54] the community is important. Yes, they can
[00:11:57] work, we don't forbid people from working
[00:12:00] abroad, right? That's a human right, right? For
[00:12:04] what, to fulfill their basic needs,
[00:12:07] they have to work, they have to get welfare,
[00:12:11] right? That's one of the human rights, right?
[00:12:15] Yes, a decent life, right? But
[00:12:19] we also have to be smart,
[00:12:22] right? We have to be smart because
[00:12:25] opportunities, especially the networks
[00:12:29] that exist, they will definitely
[00:12:31] look for it, right? Because they can also get benefits from
[00:12:35] that, right? Whether from the process
[00:12:38] of their placement, they get money
[00:12:42] from the employer, right?
[00:12:45] That's right, the recruitment process gets
[00:12:49] it. Well, if there are new methods other than those mentioned, are there any,
[00:12:52] sir? Or sometimes it's indeed very financial,
[00:12:56] again, that's the main problem of everything, as you said, right? But
[00:13:00] are there any new methods so far or are there
[00:13:03] more vulnerable groups that are their targets
[00:13:07] from those people? If new
[00:13:10] methods eh
[00:13:15] era, right? It's getting more sophisticated, right?
[00:13:18] So sometimes through
[00:13:22] social media friendships.
[00:13:25] Facebook or what's it called,
[00:13:29] applications that are now easily
[00:13:32] accessible, right? Well,
[00:13:36] usually if it's applications,
[00:13:39] they first offer friendship,
[00:13:42] sometimes friendship, so there are also those
[00:13:44] whose methods are later relationships,
[00:13:48] until maybe dating or
[00:13:51] maybe promised marriage,
[00:13:55] right? They are tempted by these methods,
[00:13:58] sometimes without
[00:14:01] it being visible,
[00:14:04] they have already established
[00:14:07] an intense relationship. Suddenly,
[00:14:11] they'll say, "Come here, I'll pay for it," or "You can borrow
[00:14:14] money first," and so on. So these are some
[00:14:18] methods. So their emotions
[00:14:21] have already been built to establish close
[00:14:25] relationships. Then there are also
[00:14:27] job motives, of course, from the past,
[00:14:30] right? Job offers, income,
[00:14:33] and
[00:14:36] now there's also gambling,
[00:14:39] well, from
[00:14:42] online games, they can even build
[00:14:46] a network to get friends and connections. Okay, so if in the past
[00:14:50] it was offered directly, recruited
[00:14:53] directly, now with digitalization,
[00:14:56] through the internet and social media, even online games,
[00:14:59] right? We will
[00:15:02] expand our friendships, limitlessly, right?
[00:15:06] We will continue our discussion, but first,
[00:15:09] let's follow the reports from several regions in the reportage segment.
[00:15:30] Viewers, the crime of human trafficking is still a threat
[00:15:33] to society, especially the younger generation and job seekers. Through
[00:15:37] community strengthening and education down to the village level, local
[00:15:41] government and immigration are striving to reduce the potential for
[00:15:44] TPPO victims in Bangka Belitung. And to provide
[00:15:47] more complete information, our TVRI reporter Mia
[00:15:51] Rahmadani is there and will report more. Good morning, Mia,
[00:15:54] please provide the full
[00:15:55] information.
[00:16:00] Yes, alright, thank you, good morning Fami and also viewers, surely
[00:16:03] regarding Bangka Belitung itself, the TPPO case is still
[00:16:07] a concern for the regional government in the Bangka Belitung Islands province, because
[00:16:11] if we refer to last year, related to the repatriation
[00:16:14] of TPPO, there were
[00:16:17] around 500 Indonesian citizens who
[00:16:20] were allegedly involved in online scamming and this repatriation in Bangka
[00:16:24] Belitung itself also saw 74
[00:16:27] people directly repatriated to the Bangka Belitung Islands
[00:16:31] province on March 21, 2025. Then if we
[00:16:34] also look back at the results
[00:16:38] of an interview with the Chairman of the Regional People's Representative Council of the Bangka Belitung Islands Province,
[00:16:41] Mr. Srigus Jaya, after that on July 9, 2025, in a coordination
[00:16:45] meeting related to the handling and protection
[00:16:48] of Indonesian Migrant Workers from Bangka Belitung who were in
[00:16:52] Myanmar, it turned out to be the third largest in Indonesia,
[00:16:56] at that time, with
[00:16:59] alleged involvement in online scamming and with
[00:17:03] that data, this is one of the national highlights
[00:17:07] became a separate concern for the local government. Lukman Lubis,
[00:17:10] as the head of UPTD Child and Women Protection
[00:17:14] of the Bangka Belitung Islands province, also stated that
[00:17:18] there are many cases that are even suspected
[00:17:21] to have not yet been revealed related to human trafficking
[00:17:24] originating from the Bangka Belitung Islands province. The modus operandi
[00:17:28] related to the situation in Bangka Belitung itself
[00:17:32] is how attractive job
[00:17:35] offers are, not only from offers from
[00:17:38] close colleagues, but also
[00:17:42] challenges from digital media which are also increasingly
[00:17:46] massive, with promises of job offers and
[00:17:49] decent wages. In addition, regarding vulnerable groups,
[00:17:53] Lukman said that indeed, the very vulnerable
[00:17:57] group in the Bangka Belitung Islands province is high school graduates,
[00:18:00] then also school dropouts and job seekers or people
[00:18:04] who are currently looking for work. And here's
[00:18:08] a snippet of our interview with the head of the UPTD
[00:18:11] for Child and Women Protection of the Bangka Belitung Islands province. Digital
[00:18:15] digitalization what's it called social
[00:18:18] media has
[00:18:21] a very big effect
[00:18:24] on society, right? Whatever information,
[00:18:28] make sure it is often swallowed
[00:18:31] whole by the people who consume
[00:18:35] that information, so our society
[00:18:38] is still what
[00:18:41] easily swayed by
[00:18:44] invitations from people they don't
[00:18:46] know, right? Besides the UPTD
[00:18:50] for Child and Women Protection of the Bangka Belitung Islands province,
[00:18:53] in this regard, the Class 1 TPI Pangkal
[00:18:57] Pinang Immigration office has also carried out various methods
[00:19:00] related to programs and cooperation regarding
[00:19:04] TPPO, namely the TPPO prevention
[00:19:08] synergy program. This collaboration is carried
[00:19:11] out cross-sectorally and also with law enforcement
[00:19:15] officials, namely from the TPI side itself,
[00:19:18] clearance is tightened, where profile verification
[00:19:22] is carried out, as well as the validity of applicants'
[00:19:25] and passengers' documents at the immigration inspection
[00:19:29] gate, in order to filter out potential irregular
[00:19:32] migrant workers. In addition, this program also involves
[00:19:36] intelligence information exchange between relevant law enforcement
[00:19:39] for a quick response regarding enforcement and
[00:19:42] prevention of irregular migrant worker departures. In addition,
[00:19:46] this is the most interesting thing about the program that has also been
[00:19:50] successfully implemented by the Class 1 TPI Pangkal Pinang Immigration
[00:19:53] office is a program that also goes upstream,
[00:19:56] through the immigration fostered village or DBI, where the
[00:20:00] immigration office itself also provides education
[00:20:04] with the community in the village through migrant worker pocket
[00:20:07] protection, which aims to protect residents, especially
[00:20:11] from the village, to provide education
[00:20:14] related to information and things that need to be paid
[00:20:18] attention to by villagers if there are suspicious things
[00:20:22] related to job offers and so on, where the role of timpassa
[00:20:26] or immigration officers is very important in providing education to
[00:20:30] the community. In addition, immigration has also provided the apoa
[00:20:33] application, namely the foreign visitor reporting application,
[00:20:36] where not only hotels or independent managers can report,
[00:20:40] but individuals can also report through this application. And here's
[00:20:44] a snippet of our interview with the acting head of the Class
[00:20:47] 1 TPI Pangkal Pinang Immigration office before we go
[00:20:51] abroad and apply for a passport
[00:20:54] for abroad, we must ensure our destination
[00:20:57] is clear. If it's for medical treatment,
[00:21:00] we must definitely look for complete
[00:21:04] information about the place and purpose
[00:21:07] of our trip abroad.
[00:21:11] Yes, meanwhile, the immigration office also
[00:21:15] collects law enforcement data and immigration supervision.
[00:21:18] This can be seen from how,
[00:21:22] in the first semester from January to June
[00:21:25] 2026, the immigration office itself has deported
[00:21:29] three foreign nationals. In addition, intelligence activities have been carried
[00:21:33] out more than 130 times, and there are also BAPs, lost
[00:21:36] passports, and data changes, which are recorded
[00:21:39] in detail and intensively. Joint operations
[00:21:43] for enforcement and supervision have also been carried out twice
[00:21:47] in this first semester, and also, if we look
[00:21:50] at how cross-sectoral synergy
[00:21:53] is carried out, it is none
[00:21:57] other than to prevent and directly
[00:22:00] act so that TPPO activities
[00:22:04] do not run smoothly, because recently
[00:22:08] in the Bangka Belitung Islands province, there were also native Bangka Belitung
[00:22:12] residents who were involved in alleged syndicates
[00:22:15] for human trafficking. That's the report we can deliver from the Bangka
[00:22:19] Belitung Islands province. Back to the studio, Fami,
[00:22:22] thank you Mia, have a good rest of your assignment.
[00:22:25] If we followed Mia's
[00:22:29] carried out by various agencies in Bangka
[00:22:32] Belitung. Now, let's ask Mr. Gianto directly at the
[00:22:36] center. Mr. Gianto, perhaps you can explain the programs
[00:22:40] of the Ministry of Human Rights to curb
[00:22:44] human trafficking, right? If
[00:22:47] for me, I'm the director
[00:22:50] of strengthening the capacity of human rights
[00:22:53] for the community, communities, and business actors,
[00:22:57] right? So we have these three segments,
[00:23:00] well, how can this directorate
[00:23:04] run effectively?
[00:23:08] Actually, our framework is not far
[00:23:12] from what the president has mandated,
[00:23:15] right? Mr. Prabowo and Mr. Gibran,
[00:23:18] his vice president. Well,
[00:23:20] in his vision, it is quite clear how
[00:23:24] human rights are positioned,
[00:23:27] their strengthening is parallel,
[00:23:30] on par with
[00:23:32] democracy and
[00:23:38] first vision, it's strengthening the Pancasila
[00:23:41] ideology, democracy, and human rights.
[00:23:44] So now we have to start looking,
[00:23:47] oh, human rights must indeed focus
[00:23:51] on how society
[00:23:53] understands, right, that human rights
[00:23:57] are not just about human rights violations,
[00:24:01] even from the socio-economic side, it must also be looked at,
[00:24:06] Well, in
[00:24:09] Law 59
[00:24:12] of 2004, 2024,
[00:24:16] we have what is called RPJPN
[00:24:18] (National Long-Term Development Plan), right? Long-term
[00:24:22] national development plan, sorry,
[00:24:25] the Ministry of Human Rights is given a quite
[00:24:28] large mandate
[00:24:32] where in the first 5 years,
[00:24:35] 2024 to 2029,
[00:24:38] we are given the mandate to
[00:24:41] mainstream human rights values
[00:24:45] through socialization and strengthening
[00:24:48] penguatan dan
[00:24:51] We have more than 280 million
[00:24:54] people, but we are given only
[00:24:56] 5
[00:24:58] years, 5 years to provide education. Well,
[00:25:02] this
[00:25:05] education must be completed in 5
[00:25:08] years. How do we achieve that? So
[00:25:10] we have many strategies, the minister's
[00:25:14] directives, Mr.
[00:25:17] Pigay, we must focus
[00:25:21] on strengthening. What we have
[00:25:24] done is community-based, such as students. We
[00:25:27] even form agents
[00:25:31] from student youth. We
[00:25:34] have what is called Kopeta, the Youth
[00:25:37] and Student Community for Human Rights Lovers. Oh,
[00:25:41] those are our protégés. And they will
[00:25:44] be our agents in several schools
[00:25:47] to spread the word, right?
[00:25:51] Then, strengthening activities for students,
[00:25:54] and the community, right?
[00:25:57] Well, we also think
[00:26:01] this strategy is still lacking.
[00:26:04] Even the minister asked to please take
[00:26:08] a massive approach through
[00:26:12] how human rights education
[00:26:15] can be integrated into schools,
[00:26:18] but becoming part of the learning
[00:26:22] process, right? So
[00:26:24] this year, this is also
[00:26:28] is supported by the President. So we are currently pushing
[00:26:33] to formulate policy recommendations for
[00:26:36] formal human rights-based education for primary and
[00:26:39] secondary schools. So later, elementary, junior high,
[00:26:42] and high school students will already be familiar
[00:26:46] with human rights values.
[00:26:49] That's it. That's the basis for strengthening human
[00:26:53] rights. Yes, the next strategy, and
[00:26:57] this is new,
[00:26:58] and this is also at the minister's
[00:27:01] initiative. If the approaches through students
[00:27:04] have already been done, actually the fundamental
[00:27:08] thing is the village,
[00:27:11] right? How the village or urban village
[00:27:13] as the smallest government unit becomes
[00:27:16] strong. We formed
[00:27:19] what is called a village or urban village
[00:27:22] fostered village for human rights
[00:27:25] awareness. And we
[00:27:28] recruit local
[00:27:31] people. come from that village,
[00:27:35] must be from that village, because he is the one who understands more about
[00:27:39] the conditions in his village, we
[00:27:42] call him a human rights activist, okay, there are a number of programs, as I mentioned earlier, some
[00:27:46] go to school in the village, we will discuss it again later, what
[00:27:49] is a human rights activist, right? What is a human rights activist? And besides
[00:27:53] that, where else can community capacity building related
[00:27:57] to human rights be carried out? However, after this break, viewers, please stay with us on
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[00:30:28] Mr. Pakianto also mentioned collaboration, which means
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[00:30:34] between the community
[00:30:37] and even children, this is quite extraordinary, we will discuss it later, sir, but let's go to
[00:30:41] Riau first. We will follow the report from our colleague
[00:30:45] Hanani. Good morning, Hanani. How are the efforts being made there
[00:30:49] to prevent human trafficking or
[00:30:52] TPPO?
[00:30:57] Good morning, Maya Fahmi and also the resource persons in
[00:31:01] the studio. Viewers of Jendalan Negeri wherever you are, human
[00:31:05] trafficking is still a serious threat to
[00:31:08] the community with various...