According to a statement by Jakarta police spokesman Argo Yuwono, officials had “detained 141 people who violated pornography laws”
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Continuing, Yuwono said; “10 suspects, including the owner of the club and several staff members, had been charged, while the others were being questioned.”
Indonesia has strict anti-pornography laws under which offenders can face up to 15 years imprisonment. The maximum penalty for downloading pornographic material is four years in jail or a 2 billion rupiah (115,709 pounds) fine.
However, homosexuality is not illegal under Indonesian law, but the LGBT community has come under pressure recently after government officials expressed reservations last year about activism by its members.
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