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How can we distinguish between original identity cards (KTP) and fake ones without card-reading equipment? That question may pop into the heads of officers at Jakarta polling stations when serving unregistered voters on election day.
The Jakarta General Elections Commission (KPU Jakarta) has called on the public and supporters of Jakarta election candidates not to worry about the possibility of fraud involving fake electronic identification cards (e-KTP) because measures had been prepared to prevent unregistered voters holding e-KTPs from voting in the Feb. 15 gubernatorial election.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) questioned House of Representatives Speaker Setya Novanto on Tuesday as a witness in a corruption case centered around the government's procurement of electronic identification (e-KTP) cards .
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has had to reschedule its plan to question House of Representatives Speaker Setya Novanto over an alleged graft case centered around the procurement of electronic identification cards (e-KTP).
Investigators at the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) have summoned former House of Representatives member Jafar Hafsah for the second time within a week as a witness of alleged irregularities in an electronic identification card (e-KTP) procurement project.
The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) has dispatched a team of investigators to neighboring Singapore to question a number of key witnesses in an investigation into the Rp 6 trillion (US$443 million) electronic ID (also known as e-ID or e-KTP) procurement megaproject.
Hundreds of Indonesian capital market entities, including securities firms and investment management firms, sealed on Tuesday a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Home Affairs Ministry to utilize a citizen database to ease the registration process for new capital market investors.
The introduction of electronic identification cards (e-KTP) will not only simplify population data management, but also help women discover whether their husbands have more than one spouse, a government official said.
