#illegally

Since 2014, the Maritime Affairs and Fisheries Ministry has sunk 516 vessels belonging to countries in its neighborhood ...

The 1st Indonesia-India Consular Dialogue was held for discussing key issues pertaining to consular affairs and ...

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The ASEAN leaders are set to meet in Bangkok, Thailand, from June 22-23, 2019, for the 34th ASEAN Summit, themed ...

The Maritime and Fisheries Affairs Ministry has detained a Malaysian ship for fishing illegally in the Malacca Straits ...

The trial of five Indonesian citizens arrested by the Papua New Guinea (PNG) police for illegal fishing in Aitape was ...

On the last day of the Jordanian government amnesty, 11 June 2019, the Indonesian government, through the Indonesian ...

The East Nusa Tenggara police have placed in detention four suspects of human trafficking in the province for ...

Fifty undocumented Indonesian migrant workers in Jordan have returned home, after the Indonesian embassy in Amman ...

The Lampulo Marine and Fishery Resources Control Base (PSDKP) in Aceh province has handed over seven Thai crew members ...

Maritime and Fisheries Minister Susi Pudjiastuti strongly believes that the approach of sinking foreign fishing vessels ...

Migrant Care, a migrant workers' advocacy group, appealed to the government to lift the ban on sending migrant ...

The Ministry of Maritime and Fisheries seized six foreign boats that were fishing illegally in the Fisheries Management ...

The Indonesian Consulate in Vanimo, Papua New Guinea, on Tuesday (3/26) handed over Gusta Adolof Puhiri ...

Indonesian Foreign Affairs Minister Retno Marsudi visited a Palestinian refugee camp in Amman, Jordan, to show support ...

Authorities in the United States have charged a man accused of leaking information on thousands of HIV victims in ...