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National 9 years ago
KPK seeks assistance in managing confiscated assets
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) is exploring the possibility of working with state institutions, including the Finance Ministry and Attorney General’s Office (AGO), to formulate the best method to manage assets confiscated from corruption cases it handles, the commission’s top official has said.
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