On July 25, 2025, the Directorate General of Immigration began equipping immigration officers with body cameras to enhance accountability and transparency. The cameras will record every interaction and action taken by officers, ensuring compliance with procedures; provide objective evidence in the event of an incident; strengthen internal oversight, improve the integrity and professionalism of immigration services; and protect officers when they act according to procedures but face false accusations. At 1:00 AM that day, during a joint rally at the Soekarno-Hatta immigration checkpoint, the Secretary General of the Directorate General of Immigration symbolically fitted body cameras on five immigration officers. After the rally, the officer representatives signed an integrity pact, pledging to uphold professional ethics, eliminate misconduct, and provide clean and honest public services.
As of July 25, 24 officers at the Soekarno-Hatta immigration checkpoint and those in intelligence functions have been equipped with body cameras. The rally was held in the early morning to avoid disrupting passenger flow. The Directorate General of Immigration requires all immigration officers to be prepared for supervision and evaluation, and to take full responsibility for every action and decision in their work.
On July 25, 2025, the Directorate General of Immigration began equipping immigration officers with body cameras to enhance accountability and transparency. The cameras will record every interaction and action taken by officers, ensuring compliance with procedures; provide objective evidence in the event of an incident; strengthen internal oversight, improve the integrity and professionalism of immigration services; and protect officers when they act according to procedures but face false accusations. At 1:00 AM that day, during a joint rally at the Soekarno-Hatta immigration checkpoint, the Secretary General of the Directorate General of Immigration symbolically fitted body cameras on five immigration officers. After the rally, the officer representatives signed an integrity pact, pledging to uphold professional ethics, eliminate misconduct, and provide clean and honest public services.
As of July 25, 24 officers at the Soekarno-Hatta immigration checkpoint and those in intelligence functions have been equipped with body cameras. The rally was held in the early morning to avoid disrupting passenger flow. The Directorate General of Immigration requires all immigration officers to be prepared for supervision and evaluation, and to take full responsibility for every action and decision in their work.