The Japanese Embassy in Jakarta on Wednesday warned its nationals in or traveling to Indonesia not to engage in sexual exploitation of children, saying offenders would be prosecuted not only in the country but also at home.The stark warning comes after local news reports about social media posts in Japanese suggesting that people from Japan have committed such acts in Jakarta and elsewhere in the Southeast Asian country.In the warning posted on its website, the embassy said that local authorities can investigate anyone suspected of violating the child protection law or committing rape, noti…READ FULL ARTICLE