Nex Parabola Discovers Alleged Violations of the ITE Law in the BP Tangguh Project

Kapanlagi.com - Nex Parabola has discovered allegations of violations of the ITE Law in the dome area or workers' mess within the BP Tangguh project site. This finding emerged after their team detected illegal access that allegedly interfered with and infringed upon the official broadcasting rights of the service.

In December 2024, Nex Parabola officially reported the findings to the Metro Jaya Police. The report relates to the alleged act of "transferring or transferring electronic information without rights or unlawfully," concerning the broadcasting content of the English Premier League.

Nex Parabola has actively taken legal action to address these violations. Nex Parabola is also committed to continuing legal efforts to enforce regulations and take strict action against illegal access violations throughout Indonesia, in order to protect broadcasting rights and maintain order in broadcasting.

The act of transferring broadcasting content without rights or unlawfully is very detrimental to the business climate of subscription broadcasting. In addition to harming official broadcasting rights, this act can threaten the sustainability of subscription broadcasting businesses and disrupt a healthy broadcasting industry ecosystem.

One example of the enforcement actions taken by Nex Parabola related to illegal access occurred in Sukabumi, where a local subscription broadcasting organizer was convicted and sentenced to 2 years and 8 months. Additionally, in another case in Riau province, the court has sentenced a 4-year prison term for a similar case.

This series of cases shows that such illegal practices cannot be tolerated. They must receive serious attention from law enforcement agencies, in order to protect justice and maintain the sustainability of an integrity-driven broadcasting business.

1. Illegal Broadcast Content Transfer

The act of transferring broadcast content without permission or illegally is very detrimental to the business climate of subscription broadcasting. In addition to harming official broadcasting rights, this action can threaten the sustainability of subscription broadcasting businesses and disrupt a healthy broadcasting industry ecosystem.

One example of enforcement that has been carried out by Nex Parabola related to illegal access occurred in Sukabumi, where a local subscription broadcasting provider was found guilty and sentenced to 2 years and 8 months in prison. Additionally, in another case in Riau province, the court has imposed a 4-year prison sentence for a similar case.

This series of cases shows that such illegal practices cannot be tolerated. They require serious attention from law enforcement authorities, in order to protect justice and maintain the sustainability of a broadcasting business with integrity.

(kpl/dyn)