TIME.CO, Jakarta – News Top 3 World Cup Tuesday, December 6, 2022 was initiated by the ratification of the Penal Code which was in the spotlight of foreign media.
In the next sequence, readers are interested in news that mentions that Indonesia is included in the 12 Asian countries that are dangerous to visit. As for the third, Chinese hackers have stolen tens of millions of dollars in US Covid-19 relief funds since 2020.
Following Top 3 World Cup Moreover:
1. New Penal Code: World media highlight ban on premarital sex for foreign tourists
The ratification of the draft penal code or penal code that will become law by the DPR, on Tuesday 6 December 2022, has become the focus of international media, especially regarding the ban on sex outside marriage.
Press Agency Reuters wrote the headline “DPR Ratifies the Penal Law Prohibiting Sex Outside Marriage” highlighting the sentence that will be imposed to 1 year in prison.
“This is part of a series of legal changes that critics say undermine civil liberties in the world’s third-largest democracy,” he wrote. Reuters.
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2. 12 most dangerous Asian countries to visit, including Indonesia
The countries of Asia are magnets that attract tourists so that they are included in the list of countries that must be visited. However insurance comparison sites The fastestthe launch of 12 of the 25 deadliest dangerous countries are in the Asian region.
Despite the dominant guidebooks and lists of must-visit travel destinations, Asian countries have a poor safety record according to The fastest.
The ranking is determined on the basis of seven factors, namely homicide rate, death rate from traffic accidents, death rate from poisoning, death rate from ill health, years of life lost due to infectious diseases, years of life lost due to injury and risk of natural disasters.
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3. Chinese hacker APT41 breaches a million dollar Covid funding in the US
Chinese hackers have stolen tens of millions of dollars in US Covid-19 relief funds since 2020, the US Secret Service said on Monday, Dec. 5, 2022.
The Secret Service declined to give further details but confirmed a report NBC News that a team of Chinese hackers known in the security research community as APT41 or Winnti, was responsible for the breach.
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