The Tip of the Iceberg?
A child prostitution network has been exposed in Jakarta. What are law enforcement officers doing to eliminate the problem?
June 8, 2004
WHEN TEMPO visited Arum, the alleged leader of a child prostitution ring, at National Police Headquarters, she seemed relaxed. The 27-year-old detainee was busy hanging up her laundry. During the interview, which took place through prison bars, Arum asked for mercy from the courts. "I ask for a lenient verdict," she pleaded.
Arum, a mother of two, has attracted unwanted notoriety recently, having been accused of selling the sexual
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