Inp.Polri.Go.Id Indonesian Police Focus on Digital Space Management to Combat Disinformation
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- •INP is enhancing strategies to manage public expression and counter disinformation.
- •A humanistic approach prioritizes communication and negotiation during public demonstrations.
- •Collaboration with the Ministry of Communication aims to improve information accuracy.
The Indonesian National Police (INP) is enhancing its strategies to manage public expression and prevent disinformation in the digital space. This initiative was discussed during the 3rd Internal Police Strengthening Dialogue held on September 29, 2026. The INP aims to ensure that public aspirations are respected while monitoring for potential disinformation that could incite unrest. Emphasizing a humanistic approach, the police are focusing on communication, negotiation, and early detection to manage public demonstrations effectively. The INP's Public Relations Division highlighted the need for accurate and timely information to maintain public trust and prevent misunderstandings. The police are also collaborating with the Ministry of Communication and Digital to strengthen their communication strategies. The situation during protests is noted to be dynamic, requiring adaptable security measures based on situational analysis.
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