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National 7 years ago

Wealth report concept atheistic: KPK leadership candidate

One of the candidates for leadership of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK), Insp. Gen. Dharma Pongrekun, is criticizing the vitriolic attitude toward candidates who have yet to submit their wealth reports to the commission.

Opinion 7 years ago

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Does the antigraft body need the police?

Despite claims the National Police’s deployment of their members to the country’s antigraft body is well intentioned, we need to examine whether it is really necessary.

Editorial 7 years ago

Jihad against corruption

But given the fact that the fight against graft appears to have gone nowhere, creeping conservatism should be the least of our concerns.

Editorial 7 years ago

KPK's war within

This week 114 KPK investigators signed a petition to the commission’s leaders, in which they complained about bureaucratic hassles that have allowed big fish to get off the KPK’s hook.

Opinion 7 years ago

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Law enforcement against corruption needs overhaul

In Indonesia, it is commonly asked why officials are still bent on committing corruption, despite the many sting operations of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK).

Opinion 7 years ago

Corruption Perception Index: What does it really mean?

The release of a new CPI report always makes headlines. However, do we really understand what CPI really means?

Politics 7 years ago

Political parties slow down country's graft fight

Politicians and party members are involved in corruption cases more often than people from other professions.

Editorial 7 years ago

Better to reform the system

This mental revolution is the key to changing the mindset of the people, especially civil servants in the bureaucracy, so that they can rid themselves of the values inherited from the New Order.

Editorial 8 years ago

Tax compliance of legislators

The blunt fact is the tax culture in Indonesia is still very weak.

Editorial 8 years ago

Vote graft convicts out

The arrests of 44 members of the Malang Council are the latest example of rampant corruption in legislative institutions and its deleterious impact on local governance.

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corruption-eradication

Wealth report concept atheistic: KPK leadership candidate

PREMIUM Does the antigraft body need the police?

Jihad against corruption

KPK's war within

PREMIUM Law enforcement against corruption needs overhaul

Corruption Perception Index: What does it really mean?

Political parties slow down country's graft fight

Better to reform the system

Tax compliance of legislators

Vote graft convicts out

Editor's Picks

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Your Opinion Matters

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PREMIUM
Does the antigraft body need the police?

PREMIUM
Law enforcement against corruption needs overhaul