"He ensured that all UNJ students who became victims have been repatriated to Indonesia in good health. "On December 30, 2023, all UNJ students were repatriated to Indonesia in good health and did not experience any physical violence during their internship in Germany," he said."

Initially, in February 2023, the suspect SS, who is a lecturer at one of the universities in Jambi Province, came to UNJ to offer an International Internship Program to Germany. On May 6, 2023, SS presented the program by inviting and introducing PT. SHB and CV-Gen.

The registration fee is Rp150,000 which is transferred to the account under the name CV-Gen and 350 Euros equivalent to Rp5.5 million - Rp6 million. With details, 150 Euros for the creation of the Letter of Acceptance (LoA) to PT. SHB. After the LoA is issued, students must pay 200 Euros to PT. SHB for the creation of German authority approval (working permit) and the issuance of the letter for one to two months.

SS and PT. SHB mentioned that students who intern in Germany will receive an honorarium ranging from Rp20 million to Rp30 million rupiah. However, if there are students with financial limitations, UNJ seeks assistance by providing a loan scheme from the UNJ Cooperative to students amounting to Rp24 million per student. There are 83 students who have been granted loans by the UNJ Cooperative.

After a few weeks in Germany, students complained about the internship location and inadequate salary. Until the Ministry of Education and Culture, Research and Technology and the Indonesian Embassy in Berlin stated that the implementation of the Ferienjob program managed by PT. SHB and CV-Gen indicated procedural violations. "Urging Higher Education Institutions in Indonesia to stop participating in the Ferienjob program, both ongoing and future ones," he said.