The fund for this project is provided by the World Bank and the State Budget (pure in rupiah). The project consists of four stages, starting from 1996/1997 budget year up until 1999/2000. Estimated fund for one budget year is US$30 million. (Or Rp 300 billion rupiah with Rp 10,000 exchange rate per US$). Total fund for the four budget years is around Rp 1.2 trillion.
As a place for people to earn justice, it should be that the court’s verdict must be based on the legitimate law and the sense of justice. Nevertheless, corruption practices in the court that is known as the court mobsters make the court’s verdict becomes distorted, because they not only put it on the base of the law and justice, but also on the base of money. As the result, trial process needs a long time, complicated and expensive. And in turn, the law institutions cannot give any guarantee of the assurance of law so that its image falls down to the lowest point.
This draft discussion report is the product of a core team consisting of Sarwar Lateef (task team leader), Chris Bennett, Bert Hofman, David Hawes, Merly Khouw (consultant), Anne-Lise Klausen, Debbie Palmer (Partnership for Governance Reform in Indonesia), Naseer Rana and Rajiv Sondhi. Peter van Tuijl (Partnership for Governance Reform in Indonesia) contributed a note on the Indonesian police. The report drew heavily on a number of unpublished Working
Empat tokoh masyarakat terpilih sebagai penerima Bung Hatta Anti Corruption Award karena dinilai memiliki kredibilitas tinggi dalam memerangi korupsi.
Investigators on Wednesday questioned the governor of Aceh province over his alleged role in a multimillion-dollar graft case in the war-torn region.
Transparency International Indonesia (TII) said here on Tuesday that none of the presidential candidates were untainted by from corruption, collusion and nepotism, even though they all claimed they were going to take action against these problems.
Rudy M Harahap staf BPKP beberapa waktu lalu diundang untuk mempresentasikan makalah di Australia.
The National Police and the Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) separately announced on Tuesday they would investigate corruption cases in Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam (NAD) that allegedly involve Governor Abdullah Puteh.
