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Editorial 2 years ago

Cleaning the broom

Teddy's conviction has given the police the impetus to carry on their internal reforms, launched in the wake of the regime change in 1998 to transform the police into a more accountable and credible institution.

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.

Editorial 3 years ago

Gen. Hlaing’s ruthlessness

Knowing that the junta has repeatedly pooh-poohed the agreement, ASEAN should take harsher measures against it.

Editorial 4 years ago

Antigraft drive in doubt

Given that he was a high-ranking public official and lawmaker who should have set a good example on compliance with the law, Aziz deserved a much heavier punishment.

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.