New Law Hamstrings Indonesia’s Graft Watchdog
Indonesia's powerful anti-graft agency, the Corruption Eradication Commission, has already begun to feel the impact of a revised law that went into effect on October 17, with at least three major cases involving powerful politicians expected to go into the waste bin, leaving many lawmakers and their allies unindicted.
The three alone total losses to the …
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