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View all search resultsText your say: People against plan to revise KPK law
Your comments on the Houseâs plan to drop the KPK law revision if President Joko âJokowiâ Widodo does not give his approval:Now itâs up to the President to first of all reject the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) revision bill
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Your comments on the House's plan to drop the KPK law revision if President Joko 'Jokowi' Widodo does not give his approval:
Now it's up to the President to first of all reject the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) revision bill. And then we the people have to abolish the House's commission or at least replace most of the lawmakers who support the law revision plan.
Eduard Iseli
It's a bogus bill. Why would anybody admit to owning it?
Dinero
Add 10,000 additional KPK officers and their task would still be daunting. Such is the level of corruption in Indonesia. Anyone who supports any effort to weaken the KPK should be viewed as a traitor and removed from the government without delay.
Chiko Zu
The famous 'Blame Game'. Indonesian politicians are quite good at it, but sadly it only causes more harm and hurts the common people. With such political indecisiveness, it will be a major challenge for Indonesia to get any foreign investment, which will just cause more economic problems in the future.
Willo
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