Anarchist networks are urging global direct action against companies linked to Indonesia as authorities intensify countermeasures, creating heightened risks around diplomatic and corporate sites.

Indonesia’s post-protest crackdown has shifted to cyber-enabled network targeting and terrorism statutes against young anarchist “egoist” circles, while international anarchist platforms push solidarity actions that could export risk to diplomatic and commercial sites.

Anarchist networks across North America are escalating their campaign to dismantle public and private surveillance systems through coordinated sabotage, posing a growing threat to law enforcement visibility and infrastructure integrity.