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View all search resultsYasonnaLaoly
National 5 years ago
Jakarta 'welcomes home' BNI loan fraud fugitive from Belgrade
The Indonesian government can now add a notch to its law enforcement record, after the Serbian government granted its extradition request for the loan fraud suspect, who had evaded authorities since she fled the country 17 years ago.
National 6 years ago
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Plaintiffs struggle to obtain evidence in attempt to challenge revised KPK Law
Lawyers representing a coalition of civil society groups that are challenging the controversial 2019 Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) Law have complained about difficulties in securing evidence to support their petition for a judicial review of the recently enacted law.
National 6 years ago
KPK questions Yasonna Laoly’s son in Medan case
Yamitema is being questioned in relation to suspect Isa Ansyari, the non-active Medan Public Works and Housing Agency head, as the former is the director of PT Kani Jaya Sentosa, a construction company specializing in road- and school-building projects.
National 6 years ago
Jokowi’s new Cabinet: ex-minister Yasonna, first-term minister Budi Karya to return to posts
Former law and human rights minister Yasonna Laoly and Budi Karya Sumadi, the transportation minister in President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo’s first-term Cabinet, have confirmed their return to their respective ministerial positions after a meeting with Jokowi on Tuesday.
National 6 years ago
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Govt, House agree on bill intended to help corruption convicts get early release
The government and the House of Representatives have agreed to pass a bill that would make it easier for corruption convicts to get early release from imprisonment, in yet another move that many fear would further undermine the country’s decades-long fights to eradicate corruption.
Business 6 years ago
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House accommodates business aspirations in new water law
The law would require the private sector to allocate a certain amount of funds for water conservation, which would be stipulated separately in a derivative government regulation (PP) on Fund for Water Resources Management Services (BPJSDA) to be issued later. It would also require the commercial use of domestic water resources to get approval from stakeholders in the surrounding area, according to Article 51
