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View all search resultsWho is Firli Bahuri?: A look into the KPK's 'questionable' new leader
Firli was, by no means, a new name to the antigraft body – but not for the best of reasons.
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Ready to serve: Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) leadership candidate Insp. Gen. Firli Bahuri of the National Police salutes House of Representatives members during a confirmation hearing for his candidacy at the House complex in Senayan, Central Jakarta, on Monday. (JP/Dhoni Setiawan)
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nsp. Gen. Firli Bahuri was voted chairman of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) by House of Representatives members after a confirmation hearing on Friday amid woes surrounding the policeman, much to the dismay of activists who have been questioning his track record.
Firli was, by no means, a new name to the antigraft body – but not for the best of reasons.
Inaugurated as KPK's law enforcement chief
The 56-year-old was inaugurated as the KPK's law enforcement chief in April 2018. He beat nine other candidates for the post, all of whom were from the Attorney General’s Office (AGO) and the National Police.
