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Judges strive to uphold dignity despite low pay
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The Jakarta Post
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Thu, April 26 2012
| 12:48 pm
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A few dozen judges from several areas recently came to Jakarta to protest their low salaries. Along with police, prosecutors and lawyers, judges are part of Indonesia’s widely criticized judiciary. The Jakarta Post’s Hasyim Widhiarto reports on the issue.
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