Jakarta, May 28 -- The Indonesian government is preparing targeted educational measures after reports showed 112 students in 26 provinces had been exposed to radicalism through social media and online games.

"Child protection in the digital space cannot be carried out partially. It requires strong preventive strategies through targeted education," Deputy for Child Protection at the Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Child Protection Titi Eko Rahayu said in Jakarta on Wednesday.

She said the ministry is revising educational materials on identifying radical content to make them easier for children to understand.

Titi warned that radical propaganda targeting children is increasingly spreading through social media platforms, online games,...