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Collaborate for justice

Editorial 3 years ago

Collaborate for justice

Indonesia has long recognized the role of justice collaborators and will need them more in particular to ensnare corrupt people who have managed to evade justice.

Corruption perception index: Moving up or slipping down?

Academia 4 years ago

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Corruption perception index: Moving up or slipping down?

The government’s continuing efforts to make Indonesia more attractive to investments and be more business-friendly may not be enough to pump our corruption perception index back up.

Catch bigger fish, KPK

Editorial 4 years ago

Catch bigger fish, KPK

The 'big catch' came just as public trust in the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) was plummeting.

Indonesia’s war on graft is in tatters. Now what?

Indonesia 4 years ago

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Indonesia’s war on graft is in tatters. Now what?

Nearly two decades after the establishment of the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) – a key institution that, to many, symbolizes the spirit of reformasi (reform) that flowered after the downfall of Soeharto – Indonesia appears to be running out of steam in its fight against graft.

Our unwanted wanted list

Editorial 4 years ago

Our unwanted wanted list

Indonesia prides itself on its post-Soeharto democratic reform, but the regime's legacy of corruption still exists today, in no small part because of our unscrupulous, lackluster law enforcement.

Pinangki's sentence cut raises concern over 'disparities', trend of leniency

National 4 years ago

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Pinangki's sentence cut raises concern over 'disparities', trend of leniency

Jakarta High Court judges argued that Pinangki should have her prison sentence cut so she could nurture her child's growth and be treated fairly as a woman.

KPK urged to follow up on Djoko Tjandra case after court verdict

National 4 years ago

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KPK urged to follow up on Djoko Tjandra case after court verdict

Djoko Tjandra was sentenced to four-and-a-half years in prison for bribing police generals and an Attorney General's Office prosecutor in exchange for securing a Supreme Court acquittal.

Prison sentence leaves questions unanswered in Djoko Tjandra case

National 5 years ago

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Prison sentence leaves questions unanswered in Djoko Tjandra case

Judges of the Jakarta Corruption Court sentenced Pinangki to 10 years in prison for accepting bribes from Djoko Tjandra in exchange for securing a Supreme Court acquittal.

AGO demands 4 years for prosecutor implicated in Djoko Tjandra case

National 5 years ago

AGO demands 4 years for prosecutor implicated in Djoko Tjandra case

Pinangki, a suspended AGO prosecutor, has been accused of accepting US$500,000 in bribes from the graft convict.

Prosecutors demand 1.5 years for Tommy Sumardi in Djoko Tjandra case

National 5 years ago

Prosecutors demand 1.5 years for Tommy Sumardi in Djoko Tjandra case

Prosecutors are seeking one year and six months' imprisonment and a fine of Rp 100 million (US$7,045) for businessman Tommy Sumardi for assisting Djoko Tjandra with his Interpol red notice removal.

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