SPK Urges Police to Investigate Doxing of UGM Lecturer Nabiyla
The threat via WhatsApp included NIK, address, family data and device location after a post criticizing ASN transfers at Kementerian PU.
The threat via WhatsApp included NIK, address, family data and device location after a post criticizing ASN transfers at Kementerian PU.
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Police used OCHA to cut access in Singapore, while initial tracing points to platforms based in China.
Iran’s top diplomat mocked the allegation on X and urged Beirut to focus on the “real enemy.”
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Why it matters: Authorities treated the Chinese-language posts as a threat to racial harmony and ordered YouTube, Facebook and X to disable local access.