The anonymous collective has again hunted down an organisation which was involved in the death of at least one journalist. According to the Anonymous collective, the journalist in question died due to complaints by the Jhonlin Group to the police.

According to the collective, around 600,000 emails were hacked that belonged to the organisation. The total size of the file is around 513 GB which has now been published on the DDoSecrets website. The collective then explained in a tweet that the conglomerate is known for using police to intimidate journalists and activists via authorities.

#Indonesia: #Anonymous released over 600.000 hacked emails (513 GB) from the Jhonlin Group, a mining and palm oil plantation conglomerate.
The conglomerate is known for using police to intimidate journalists and activists. #DDoSecrets pic.twitter.com/V7H8QD5gdq

— Anonymous TV 🇺🇦 (@YourAnonTV) July 26, 2022

Jhonlin Group (JG) is a parent company of business units that deals with mining, harbour services, air transportation, loading and unloading at offshores, agro-business, security services, infrastructure, and manufacturers in Indonesia.

Its agro business sector is specifically managed by PT. Jhonlin Agromandiri, currently manages the production of rubber, crude palm oil, and the production of wood pellets as a biomass material substituting the use of coals.

We tried to reach out to the company at their email address, however, no reply was received at the time of framing this article. If any information is received from the company we shall update this article.

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