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Politics 7 years ago
Setya names five Golkar politicians in e-ID trial
Graft defendant and former House of Representatives speaker Setya Novanto and his nephew, Irvanto Pambudi Cahyo, named five top Golkar Party politicians whom they accused of having received bribes related to the e-ID procurement project.
Politics 7 years ago
15 years' imprisonment 'not enough' for Setya Novanto, ICW says
Graft watchdog Indonesia Corruption Watch (ICW) has expressed disapproval over the decision by Jakarta Corruption Court judges to sentence Tuesday graft defendant and former House of Representatives speaker Setya Novanto to 15 years in prison, arguing the punishment has set a bad precedent for similar cases.
Politics 7 years ago
Setya rejects responsibility in e-ID corruption case
Graft defendant Setya Novanto says he never interfered with any part of the e-ID project, starting from the planning of the procurement process to the distribution of money embezzled from the project to several House of Representatives members.
Politics 8 years ago
Rights watchdog cautions KPK on Setya's testimony naming ministers
Rights advocacy group Setara Institute has said that the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) must be careful in responding to defendant Setya Novanto's testimony last week that high-ranking public officials received illicit funds from the e-ID graft case.
National 8 years ago
Jokowi backs graft probe into Cabinet members
President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo has responded to the explosive allegation that two of his Cabinet ministers took bribes in relation to the e-ID graft case, saying they should face legal proceedings if there is evidence pointing to their alleged involvement.
